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Srbija: Više Od 90 Uhićenih U Dva Tjedna Nakon Izbora, Isstrage Obuhvatile I Visoke Dužnosnike

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The successive arrests of police officers and people connected to the current government in Serbia, following the defeat of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) in the October 25 elections, have brought back into focus one of the main problems of the Serbian political system: impunity and the influence of politics on justice institutions. Without yet officially taking power, the Student List, which won the elections by promising to fight corrupti…

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In SERBIA, more than 90 officials and bankers were arrested after the elections.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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In Serbia, more than 90 people have been arrested on suspicion of various crimes in the two weeks following the snap parliamentary elections won by the Student List, according to Serbian media reports. Those detained include senior state and police officials, local government representatives, and directors of public institutions and companies.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Dritan Abazović, president of the Citizens' Movement United Reform Action (URA) and former Prime Minister of Montenegro, humorously described the current events in Serbia.

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Two weeks after the election defeat of Vučić's camp, police operations are increasingly reaching the highest levels of Serbian institutions. People from the police and banking sectors are also being detained.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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BELGRADE - More than 90 people, including high-ranking police officers, bankers and public officials, have been detained in a wave of police operations across Serbia in the past two weeks since the October 25 parliamentary elections, the HINA news agency reports.

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