NO VOTING, NO CAMPAIGNING Serbs Living in Kosovo and Metohija Will Have to Go to Central Serbia on Sunday to Vote in the Elections ALTERNATIVES ARE VRANJE, KURŠUMLIJA, RAŠKA AND TUTIN
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Kilometers under the wheels, crowds and waiting. This is what Kosovo Serbs expect if they want to choose their representatives in the Serbian parliament in the elections.
The parliamentary elections in Serbia, scheduled for October 25th, are approaching, but there is no election campaign in Kosovo and Metohija.
Vranje, Kuršumlija, Raška and Tutin have been designated as voting centers, and for some voters this means more than 150 kilometers of travel in one direction.
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