The organization "Transparency Serbia" today called for a review of the proposals for not opening polling stations abroad, stressing that the actions of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) threaten the exercise of citizens' right to vote and cast doubt on the legality and impartiality of the administration's actions in the election process. "The first step to remove these doubts would be to publish all the criteria on the basis of which SMEs […
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BELGRADE - Transparency Serbia today asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to publish the criteria on the basis of which it did not propose opening polling stations in numerous cities abroad, even though more than 100 voters were registered for them, as well as to review such proposals, reports FoNet. That organization assessed that the actions of the Ministry threaten the realization of the voter [...]
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The organization “Transparency Serbia” today called for a review of the proposals for non-opening of polling stations abroad, noting that the actions of the Ministars