Studentska Lista Traži Bržu Tranziciju Vlasti, Vučić Ih Optužuje Za "Ogoljeni Teror"
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After the convincing victory of the Student List in the Serbian early elections, outgoing President Vučić commented on the first moves of the new authorities. Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić commented on his Instagram profile on the demands of the Student List for the resignation of leading personnel in the police, intelligence services, prosecutor's office, state institutions and companies. Although his regime was known for appointing…
Aleksandar Vučić, former president and future opposition MP, and representatives of the Student List, the winner of the October 25 election, held conferences on the same day.
Studentski pokret zatražio je u četvrtak, nakon pobjede njihove list na na parlamentarnim izborima, bržu tranziciju vlasti i ostavke čelnika u policiji, obavještajnim službama, pravosuđu, te hitan popis zatečenog stanja i sprječavanje uništavanja Dokumentacije u javnim institucijama. What a prvoj […] Objava Studentska lista traži bržu tranziciju vlasti, Vučić ih optužuje za “ogoljeni teror” pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.
The student movement that ousted longtime Serbian leader Aleksandar Vucic in a weekend election has demanded the resignations of top government officials and investigations into alleged corruption during his rule, Reuters reports. The student candidates won a landslide victory on an anti-corruption platform, ending 12 years of political dominance by Vucic and his Serbian Progressive Party (SPP).
One in the party premises as the outgoing one, and the other in the open - in the park, surrounded by trees, as the future government. The two strongest political options in the future convocation of the parliament, but in opposite parliamentary benches, addressed the media on October 29, 60 minutes apart. "Changes begin immediately, institutions must do their job. "Peaceful and legal transition of power is not a matter of individual goodwill, b…
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