Serbia, Ready to Make History: Students Threaten to End the Vučić Era in Key Elections
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Serbian President Alexander Vucic has won all the elections he has run since 2014. However, the results of the early legislative elections held this Sunday in Serbia can provoke a real political earthquake in the region. Not only for the political future of Vucic, who has been the president of Serbia for the last nine years and now intends to regain the position of prime minister he had already held between 2014 and 2017, but also with regard to…
Young people challenge the former president's dominance after 12 years of hegemony in power
On Sunday, October 25, Serbs are called to the polls for early parliamentary elections, in a poll that could test the political influence of former President Aleksandar Vučić, in the context of the rise of the Students' List.
The day before the extraordinary parliamentary elections, the world's largest media and agencies are following the race between the ruling party and the student list. Ahead of Sunday's extraordinary parliamentary elections, foreign media assess that Serbia is voting in a tense atmosphere and that the outcome is uncertain. The American agency AP in a text published on October 23 states that the student-led movement is trying to end the 14-year ru…
The end of an era may be near. At least that's what the latest polls suggest, with the student movement emerging victorious ahead of the parliamentary elections. But a close result could bring chaos to the country, experts say.
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