Miomir Mugoša
Miomir Mugoša is a former mayor of Podgorica, Montenegro, who was recently in the news after the Appellate Court of Montenegro confirmed a ruling that acquitted him of charges related to the abuse of official position. The court found insufficient evidence to prove that he misused his authority in a controversial land sale that allegedly cost the city budget €6.7 million.
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Miomir Mugoša was the mayor during the time Stanka Raković received a property under favorable conditions.
Stanka Raković kršila Zakon o sprečavanju korupcije
Montenegro· 2026-02-26
Miomir Mugoša was the mayor when Raković received a favorable apartment deal.
Raković će rukovoditi finansijama Glavnog gradaMontenegro· 2026-02-25Miomir Mugoša was the former head of Podgorica who provided favorable housing conditions to Stanka Raković.
Partijska računica bitnija od gradske kase?Montenegro· 2026-02-17
Miomir Mugoša was the mayor of Podgorica when discussions about the wastewater treatment project began over a decade ago.
Glasaju za planove sa postrojenjem u Botunu, pa protestuju protiv njegaMontenegro· 2025-12-21
Miomir Mugoša was mentioned as having been in charge when discussions about the wastewater treatment project began over a decade ago.
Ubjedljivije no Tito 1945. godine: Zećani se izjasniliMontenegro· 2025-12-15
Miomir Mugoša is mentioned in connection with a bribery case involving Milivoje Katnić.
Za odbijanje svjedočenja na sudu ne ide se više u zatvor, kazna do 1.000 euraMontenegro· 2025-12-06
Mugoša was the mayor of Podgorica when discussions about the wastewater treatment plant began over a decade ago.
Pravo da odlučuje o kolektoru ima skoro 13.000 ZećanaMontenegro· 2025-12-05
Miomir Mugoša was the mayor of Podgorica when discussions about the wastewater treatment facility began.
Referendumska komisija utvrdila biračka mjesta, spisak zaključuju početkom decembraMontenegro· 2025-11-24
Miomir Mugoša is a former mayor of the capital city Podgorica, involved in a legal case regarding the abuse of official position.
Povrijeđen zakon u korist Miomira MugošeMontenegro· 2025-10-17Miomir Mugoša was the mayor of the capital city when Veljović sold the land.
ASK: Veljović kršio zakonMontenegro· 2025-10-16
Miomir Mugoša was the mayor when discussions about the new wastewater treatment facility began over a decade ago.
Referendum o gradnji kolektora ima težinu, ali ne može uticati na realizaciju projektaMontenegro· 2025-10-12
Miomir Mugoša is mentioned as a former leader of Podgorica during discussions about the wastewater treatment project.
Kolektor ruši većinu u Podgorici, ali ne i VladuMontenegro· 2025-09-13
Miomir Mugoša, the long-time mayor of Podgorica, faced trial for the 'Customs' case but was acquitted of charges.
I nova vlast zbrinjava „sporne” u diplomatiju?Montenegro· 2025-09-12
Miomir Mugoša, a long-time mayor of Podgorica, faced trial for the 'Customs' case but was acquitted of charges.
I nova vlast zbrinjava „sporne” u diplomatiju?Montenegro· 2025-09-12Miomir Mugoša was the mayor of Podgorica when discussions about the wastewater treatment plant project began.
Država za kolektor, Botunjani životima protivMontenegro· 2025-09-06
Miomir Mugoša was involved in a case related to customs.
Sudije se ne plaše vetinga, moguće je sprovesti ga i bez promjene UstavaMontenegro· 2025-08-03
Miomir Mugoša expressed the importance of acknowledging historical truths.
Šta znači prisustvo crnogorske delegacije na čelu s Mandićem u Kamniškoj BistriciMontenegro· 2025-06-17
Miomir Mugoša was the mayor during the initial planning of the new collector project.
CIN-CG: Mutne vode i istineMontenegro· 2025-06-15
Miomir Mugoša was the director of the Tax Administration who met with representatives of the Italian 'Guardia di Finanza'.
Prošlo 11 godina od prve najave posebnog sektora Poreske upraveMontenegro· 2025-06-09
Miomir Mugoša was acquitted of charges of abuse of official position by the Appellate Court of Montenegro.
Presuda kojom je Mugoša oslobođen za zloupotrebu službenog položaja postala pravosnažnaMontenegro· 2025-02-24