Despite His Failure, Aleksandar Vucic Returns to Lead His Party: Viktor Orbán's Former Ally Admits Several Mistakes
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Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic would be re-elected as president of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), which lost power in the parliamentary elections on October 25. The party will hold an extraordinary general assembly to renew its leadership on December 13, party leader Milos Vucevic announced in Belgrade on Saturday.
Središnji odbor Srpske napredne stranke (SNS) u subotu je unanimous odlučio da za predsjednika te stranke predloži srbijanskog šefa države i bivšeg čelnika SNS Aleksander Vučić, koji je predvodio izbornu listu naprednjaka uvjerljivom porazu from studentskog […] Objava Nakon teškog izbornog poraza SNS se okreće – Vučiću. Jednoglasno ga predložili za povratak na čelo stranke pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
THE PRESIDENT of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Miloš Vučević, has announced that he will nominate Aleksandar Vučić as the new president of the party.
The holder of the "United Serbia" list, Aleksandar Vučić, says that in the next three days, a session of the Executive Committee, the Presidency, the Main Committee and the Parliamentary Club of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) will be held, and that in the next month, the Assembly of the party will be held, when the new leadership will be elected.
The president of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Miloš Vučević, today scheduled an extraordinary session of the party assembly for December 13 and proposed Aleksandar Vučić as the new president. "As the president of the SNS, I suggest to you members of the main committee to make a decision, to call an extraordinary session of the SNS assembly for December 13, where we will elect a new party leadership and prepare the party for the period [.…
SNS leader Vucevic proposed an extraordinary party congress on December 13, calling for former President Vucic to return to the leadership. While 657 members of the Main Committee unanimously accepted the proposal, Vucic did not respond directly.
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