SerbiaThe article reports on the payment schedule for pensions in Serbia, noting that payments for June will begin on July 10th for employed retirees, with some groups receiving payments earlier. It mentions the number of pensioners and outlines a new aid package announced by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Sinisa Mali, which includes one-time assistance of 35,000 dinars for those with the lowest pensions, along with additional benefits such as vouchers for domestic travel and reduced utility bills. The article also references plans to address drug price disparities.
Lectura del sesgo (Centro): The article presents factual information about pension payments and government policies without overtly favoring any political ideology. While it discusses a new aid package introduced by the government, it does not frame the policy in a particularly partisan light. The tone remains neutral, relying
