US EditionSerbian Premier Vucevic to Offer Resignation, Tanjug Reports
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The Prime Minister resigned after three months of protest. The unprecedented wave of protests that has shaken Serbia since November does not seem to be about to subside....
Serbian Premier Vucevic to Offer Resignation, Tanjug Reports
Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic, a close ally of President Aleksandar Vucic and head of the ruling Progressive Party, is expected to offer his resignation on Tuesday, Tanjug newswire reported, citing people familiar with the decision.
Sociologist Jovo Bakić gave a speech tonight at Auto-komanda, where some students are organizing a 24-hour blockade, and stated on that occasion that there will be no farewell for Patriarch Porfirije and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić.
The regime has fallen but has not been informed about it yet, said tonight at the twenty-four-hour blockade of Autokomanda, professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, Jovo Bakić, and called on the regime to surrender and to have a fair trial.
15:44 After just nine months, Miloš Vučević's song as Serbian Prime Minister is already over. The 50-year-old lawyer resigns in an attempt to curb the wave of protests against President Aleksandar Vučić.
The regime has fallen but has not been informed about it yet, said tonight at the twenty-four-hour blockade of Autokomanda, professor at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade, Jovo Bakić, and called on the regime to surrender and to have a fair trial.
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