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Catholic Church in Serbia Celebrates Students' Victory

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BELGRADE Archbishop and Cardinal Ladislav Nemet congratulated the Student List on its victory in the parliamentary elections in Serbia, particularly highlighting the students' months-long non-violent engagement, while Subotica Cathedral parish priest Dragan Muharem assessed that the social changes achieved by citizens have paved the way towards a more just and democratic society, Croatian media in Vojvodina reported.

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BELGRADE Archbishop and Cardinal Ladislav Nemet congratulated the Student List on its victory in the parliamentary elections in Serbia, particularly highlighting the students' months-long non-violent engagement, while Subotica Cathedral parish priest Dragan Muharem assessed that the social changes achieved by citizens have paved the way towards a more just and democratic society, Croatian media in Vojvodina reported.

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ZAGREB - Belgrade Archbishop Cardinal Ladislav Nemet congratulated the Student List on its victory in the parliamentary elections in Serbia. He also praised the months-long non-violent activism of the Serbian student movement, Croatian media in Vojvodina reported. The HINA agency reports.

The day after the parliamentary elections in Serbia, Archbishop Ladislav Nemet of Belgrade asked the winning party to serve all citizens, even those who voted for his rivals. He also expressed the atmosphere of hope and joy prevailing in the country. In Sunday's early parliamentary elections in Serbia, candidates running from the Student List – Students Win – won, garnering 52.9% of the vote. The article "Cardinal Nemet after the elections in S…

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The news The university students raze Vucic in the polls after dreaming of Cardinal Nemet with a “fair state” for Serbia was first published in Last Minute Religious News New Life After 12 years in power (from 2014 to 2017 he was prime minister and, from then until today, president of the Republic), Aleksandar Vucic will see how Serbia will become led by a group of university students. Behind is a decade of what for opponents was a “authoritari…

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Vida Nueva - Revista y portal de noticias religiosas y de Iglesia broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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