CPAC Postpones Launch of Balkan Branch Planned for November Conference in Belgrade
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It is not known whether the fallen Serbian president will speak at the event later, featuring conservative politicians.
Yet Vucsics would have been the main speaker.
The opening of the branch of the American Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in the Balkans, which was scheduled for November 18 in Belgrade, will be postponed to next year, the director of that organization, Matt Schlap, confirmed for Insider.
After Vucsics' fall, CPAC will not be held in Belgrade - According to the organizers, they were "overly ambitious" regarding the November conference.
The Balkan event of the US CPAC conservative conference, which would have been held in Serbia's capital, has been postponed until next year.
The American right-wing jamboree, which was previously brought to Hungary, would have been hosted by Aleksandar Vucic, who was overthrown in the October election.
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