Elections in Serbia - Victor Ponta, After the Overthrow of the Vucic Regime in Serbia: I Just Told Him that I Know What It's Like to Win and Lose Elections.
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Thousands of people came out on the streets of Serbian cities to celebrate the victory of student movement in parliamentary elections. In Belgrade and Novi Sad, the crowd danced, chanted and lit fireworks, after Aleksandar Vučić's party lost the elections. Serbia celebrates the victory of students in elections. Thousands of people went out on the streets to Belgrade and Novi Sad / Victor Ponta: Vučić's friend appears first on Romania TV.
Victor Ponta, former advisor to Aleksandar Vucic, said that he did not travel to Serbia during the election campaign for the parliamentary elections and that he had no connection to it. In an interview published on Monday by the Daily, the former Prime Minister of Romania said that he remains "friend to Vucic, leader of the Serbian Progressive Party, after ...
Former premier Victor Ponta says he passed on to Aleksandar Vucic - whose party suffered a crushing defeat in the face of a student movement in early parliamentary elections - that he knows what it's like to win and lose elections and stressed that he will remain his friend.
Former premier Victor Ponta says he passed on to Aleksandar Vucic - whose party suffered a crushing defeat in the face of a student movement in early parliamentary elections - that he knows what it's like to win and lose elections and stressed that he will remain his friend.
Former Prime Minister Victor Ponta said Monday, 26 October, that he told former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić that he knows what it's like to "win and lose elections." The statement comes after the early parliamentary elections held on Sunday, after which the List of Students obtained 52.54% of the vote.
Former premier Victor Ponta says he passed on to Aleksandar Vucic - whose party suffered a crushing defeat in the face of a student movement in early parliamentary elections - that he knows what it's like to win and lose elections.
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