Drago Spičanović
Drago Spičanović is an employee of the Agency for National Security in Montenegro, who recently won a court case against Rade Milošević, the former director of the Revenue and Customs Administration. The court ruled that Milošević must pay Spičanović €500 for violating his personal rights, specifically regarding his honor and reputation. This ruling was based on a public statement made by Milošević, in which he unfoundedly suggested that Spičanović was involved in cigarette smuggling, thereby causing him significant distress and harm to his reputation.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Montenegro | 4 | 5.00 | 0.87% | +0% | 628,066 | 5,473 | $5,500 | 48$ |
| Totals | 4 | 628,066 | 5,473 | $5,500 | 48$ |
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Montenegro:
Drago Spičanović is involved in a criminal case where the prosecution's charges have been dismissed.
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Montenegro:
Drago Spičanović is a former official of the secret and public police.
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Montenegro:
Drago Spičanović was also mentioned in the court's decision that found no basis for charges against him.
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Montenegro:
Drago Spičanović is a former official of the secret and public police.
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Montenegro:
Drago Spičanović is referenced in relation to a controversial message about political opponents.
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Montenegro:
Drago Spičanović is a police officer involved in the case and has been in custody for over ten months.
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Montenegro:
Spičanović claims he and Mijajlović have been in detention for almost ten and a half months due to their communications.
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Montenegro:
Drago Spičanović is implicated in aiding Mijajlović in his criminal activities.
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Montenegro:
Drago Spičanović is a former official of the Ministry of Interior and is implicated in the criminal organization.
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Montenegro:
Drago Spičanović is a former agent of the National Security Agency implicated in the case.
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