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Dozens of Buses Brought Vučić's Supporters to Belgrade for the Start of the Campaign for Prime Minister

The snap election, which opinion polls suggest could be a toss-up between Vucic's party and a field of candidates highlighted by a student-led protest movement, will be held after Vucic resigned as president on September 27, cutting his second term short by more than seven months.

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The snap election, which opinion polls suggest could be a toss-up between Vucic's party and a field of candidates highlighted by a student-led protest movement, will be held after Vucic resigned as president on September 27, cutting his second term short by more than seven months.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The new face of Serbia asks a public question to the mayor of Subotica, Stevan Bakić: Who organized and how much did he pay for the buses that today transport citizens from Subotica to Belgrade, to the meeting of the Serbian Progressive Party in the Arena? Were the transportation costs borne by SNS and its organizers or were the buses paid for with the money of the citizens of Subotica? If money was used from […]

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GradSubotica broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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