Serbia's Vucic Pardons 'Novi Sad 12' as 'Act of Mercy' Before Resigning
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IMMEDIATELY before leaving office, Aleksandar Vučić pardoned 49 people, including Novi Sad activists and thugs, which sparked harsh criticism for relativizing guilt.
Serbia's Vucic Pardons 'Novi Sad 12' as 'Act of Mercy' Before Resigning
After Serbia's president pardons 12 activists accused of plotting to subvert the state, one of them tells BIRN it only proves the whole case was 'fabricated from the beginning' for political purposes.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced his decision to pardon 49 people, including – as he stated – 12 members of the “Novi Sad group” led by Mila Pajić. He noted that he had pardoned a total of 49 individuals, including 23 linked to “all these terrible events over the last year and a half”, doing so despite – as he mentioned – the assessments given by the security services, reports Telegrafi. “I have made the decision to pardon 12 individ…
After the resignation of the head of the republic Alexander Vučić is expressed to be abolished 12 people from the "Novosad group" including Milu Pajić.
Aleksandar Vučić, shortly before leaving office as President of Serbia, pardoned 49 people. Among them were activists from Novi Sad, as well as people who were prosecuted for violence during the protests, which sparked discussions about the equalization of different cases. Vučić said that among the pardoned were 23 people connected to “the terrible events in recent […] The post Vučić pardons activists, but also those who beat them appeared first…
Vučić announced the decision on the eve of his resignation, stating that the 23 pardoned individuals were connected to events that have marked Serbia over the past year and a half.
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