At the presentation of the election list, the "Authentic Right-wing - Dr. Miloš Jovanović" election list, the holder of that list pointed out that their result, without a doubt, "will never be better".
In parallel with the student protests, the struggle of the opposition in the Parliament and outside it also takes place on the margins of public interest. How the opposition could get out of the jam
MPs Biljana Đorđević and Đorđe Pavićević explain to Vreme what happened in the Serbian Parliament since the morning of March 4 and why they threw smoke bombs
Aleksandar Vučić said that he is "open" to both a new president and new elections, and is the opposition also open to elections? Most of them are for the transitional government, which must ensure free elections
"It is crazy to enter the parliament and hold a session as if everything is fine, but nothing is fine. If it is blocked, let us block it. It is a matter of consistency and efficiency," says the leader of the New DSS, Miloš Jovanović
The City Committee of the New Democratic Party of Serbia unanimously decided not to participate in the Belgrade elections on June 2 because "there are no elementary conditions for their fair and honest holding."
"If there are no fair elections, then there won't be any," Miloš Jovanović, president of the New DSS, told Vreme. He does not believe that conditions will change and calls on the opposition and citizens to unite
The new elections in Belgrade and elsewhere "must not" be held under the same conditions as the December one, Miloš Jovanović, the head of the New DSS, told Vreme. He says that the opposition will prevent new rigged elections in cooperation with the citizens
Jovanović, during the opening of the premises of the newly established board of the New DSS in Obrenovac, assessed that the situation in the country is "very turbulent" and that he is "afraid that it will be even worse in the coming period".
The president of the New Democratic Party of Serbia, Miloš Jovanović, says that the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vućić, is leading a "treasonous" policy and that Serbia should declare the occupation of Kosovo and Metohija.
The document states what should be done if the government in Belgrade secures a majority with the support of Councilor Branimir Nestorović, and what should be done if new elections take place
The NADA coalition issued a statement accusing "the regime of Aleksandar Vučić" of the "planned destruction" of their billboards
It was expected that the parties of the right would easily reach a pre-election agreement and appear in a single column. The ideological differences between them are far less than those between the parties gathered in the "Serbia against violence" coalition, and the main ideologues and promoters (in addition to Vojislav Šešelj) of Serbian nationalism - Matija Bećković, Miloš Ković and Milo Lompar - called for patriotic unity. In addition, all the actors of the potential agreement publicly claimed that they were in favor of conversation, agreement and joint performance and were ready to swear to it. However, it will turn out that they would swear falsely
The right in Serbia seems to be going to the elections not only divided, but also with silent or loud disagreements and insinuations about who is "Vučić" or "Đilasov".
How Aleksandar Šapić fell in love with Boško Obradović, Milica Zavetnica and Miloš Jovanović, forgot Vučić and stopped caring
It is not only an indictment against Dodik, but against Republika Srpska, says Miloš Jovanović. The goal is to abolish the Republika Srpska, according to Boško Obradović
"No one asks you how much money you would sleep with all of us for, because that would be an extremely insulting question, below any level," was Miloš Jovanović's answer to the question of N1 journalist Emina Kovačević about the consequences for Serbia's economy of withdrawing from the EU.
"The western path would mean the opening of further instability, the departure of Kosovo and Metohija, the next would be Republika Srpska, then the south of central Serbia. We would have instability for the next 50 years."
