Tonight 'Investigation of the Week': How the 'Tito and Dino' cartel tried to take over the state, Sky correspondence of Gačanin to be published

(Patria) - Tonight, a new episode of the show 'Investigation of the Week', edited and hosted by Avdo Avdić, will be broadcast on Hayat TV.

This episode of Investigation reveals how the Tito and Dino cartel tried to take over the state.

According to the announcement by editor Avdić, the show will feature Sky correspondence of Edin Gačanin Tito.

"We will talk about his connections with politics, police, and world cartels. What is Macro Mafia, what are Tito's connections with the Italian mafia Camorra, with the Irish mafia family Kinahan. Who controls world boxing and cocaine trafficking," announces Avdić.

Guests of the show include award-winning Italian journalist and author of the book about Super Kartel, Floriana Bulfon, Irish investigative journalist who has been writing about Super Kartel for years, Nicola Tallant, editor of Slobodna Bosna, Senad Avdić, former Minister of Police, Nermin Pećanac, professor Vahidin Preljević, and Montenegrin journalist Danica Nikolić.

"Be with us on Sunday at 7:15 PM. We bring facts, not empty stories," the show announcement states.

There is no doubt that tonight we will get a clearer picture of what has happened and is currently happening in Bosnia and Herzegovina, regarding the connection of politicians with one of the largest drug cartels in the world, 'Tito and Dino'.

Otherwise, since the Minister of Foreign Affairs Elmedin Konaković held a press conference at which he defended those arrested in the 'Black Tie' operation, including his godfather Gordan Memija, reactions have not ceased.

From the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council, through professional journalistic associations and associations of prosecutors, as well as the academic community and representatives of political parties, condemnation has been received due to Konaković's gross attack on the judiciary and journalists, as well as due to the abuse of position and exploitation of the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs.