Pensioners would gladly exchange income with employees in institutions that are supposed to implement social justice

In a country that strives for social justice, pensioners say it is increasingly difficult to survive on their income. While the average pension barely exceeds five hundred euros, and the lowest is frozen until the end of the year, MPs receive up to four times that amount – with bonuses of several hundred euros per month.

While some count every cent, others claim that their earnings are not the problem, but rather the way money is distributed from the state treasury.

We look at how real this justice is in a country of social justice in a TV Vijesti report.