Šušić receives both councilor and compensation from "To Montenegro"

Head of the New Serbian Democracy councilors' club Mitar Susic He reported to the Anti-Corruption Agency that he earned more than 64.000 euros last year.

According to the report on assets and income for last year, available on the website of the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption (ASK), as a councilor in the Podgorica parliament, Šušić received a monthly salary of 475 euros, and as a member of the Board of Directors of the state-owned company "To Montenegro" a total of 10.440 euros last year. His assets card states that he earned a total of 57.600 euros from his legal practice last year.

Šušić reported that he inherited about 200.000 square meters of land, as well as half of the house. He is the sole owner of a 360 square meter house and a 56 square meter apartment. He has 41.000 euros in his current accounts.

Head of the Movement for Podgorica (PzPG) councilors' club Miloš Krstović He told the Agency that his councilor's fee was 400 euros per month, while he earned 1.407 euros in the Parliament of Montenegro, where he is employed. According to his assets card, Krstović also has a loan debt of 100.000 euros with a bank.

Head of the Democratic People's Party (DNP) in the city parliament Vladimir Bulatović He reported to the Agency that he received compensation totaling 3.000 euros for performing his councilor duties.

As Deputy Secretary General in the Parliament of Montenegro, his salary ranged from 1.296 to 1.769 euros. Bulatović, according to his report, is also a member of several committees in the local parliament.

Mitar Paunović, the leader of the Democrats in the city parliament, reported that he earned a total of 3.000 euros while performing that function last year. He is an advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro, and in that position he received a salary of 719 to 1.223 euros. The fee for the presence of councilors at a marriage ceremony, he writes, was from 25 to 150 euros. Paunović is also in debt.

President of the Capital City Assembly Jelena Borovinić Bojović last year she earned almost 43.000 euros, while her husband Dragan Bojović, a member of the state parliament, earned almost 30.000 euros in 2025.

According to data from the Agency's website, Borovinić Bojović earned between 1.729 and 2.283 euros for chairing the Assembly, while she collected a total of 550 euros from membership in several city commissions. She also reported income from unpaid councilor fees in the amount of 5.475 euros.

At the Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG), she earned just over 8.500 euros last year, and an additional 2.750 through work at a private clinic in Podgorica.

The president of the city parliament reported that she owns two pastures, an apartment, and a house under construction, which she purchased between 2019 and 2022, but that she is in debt in the amount of 65.000 euros.

As a member of the Parliament of Montenegro, Dragan Bojović earned between 1.752 and 2.114 euros last year, and he is one of the owners of part of the house, yard, fields and rocky area that he inherited.

Head of the Europe Now Movement (PES) councillors' club Anđela Mićović reported to the ASK a councilor's fee ranging from 250 to 300 euros. She also reported a fee for marriages in the amount of 75 to 300 euros. According to the data she submitted to the Agency, Mićović earned a total of 15.288 euros in the company where she is employed last year. Mićović owns half of a 169 square meter house, and is also in debt.

Head of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) club Andrija Klikovac According to data published on the ASK website, last year he received compensation for his councilorship in the total amount of 3.600 euros. Klikovac also told the Agency that he earned 1.200 euros per month from his regular job. He also reported that he received a fee of 350 euros, and that he is repaying two loans.

Councilor of the European Union in the city parliament Miloš Maskovic He revealed to ASK that his total councilor's compensation, including variables, amounted to 3.600 euros. He is a member of several city committees, and in his asset declaration he stated that he bought an apartment in 2024, for which he took out a loan of 65.000 euros.

Mugoša has more than 37.000 euros in his current accounts.

European Progress Party (SEP) councilor Ilija Mugoša reported to the Anti-Corruption Agency that he received a total of 5.629 euros from playing futsal last year. His report states that the compensation for participating in a scientific research project amounted to 3.236 euros.

Mugoša owns two apartments of 75 and 50 square meters, as well as two meadows of 1.775 and 500 square meters, which he purchased between 2020 and 2024. He also reported two current accounts - one with 959 euros and the other with 36.681 euros.

Preokret Movement councilor Srđan Perić reported that, last year, his councilor's fee was 250 euros per month.

The asset file states that he paid 4.900 euros into his own bank account. According to the file, Perić has also been the owner of a studio apartment since 2006. He also reported to ASK that he has 2.100 euros in a current account.