Instead of congratulations, criticism of the elections in Serbia is coming from the West. But, of course, this does not mean that the West will not recognize the results. For the sake of their geopolitical goals, the countries of Western democracies are selling off "European values", especially in Serbia
On Monday, the leaders of the "Serbia Against Violence" list did not want to answer the question of where they got the figure of forty thousand "phantom voters" in Belgrade. All that remains is informal speculation
The scenario that was predicted by both the regime and the opposition has come to pass, writes the Berlin-based Tageskeitung about the elections in Serbia. Namely, the regime said that the opposition planned not to admit defeat, and the opposition said that the regime planned theft
About 2.000 names of important figures who supported the electoral list "Aleksandar Vučić - Serbia must not stand still" were included in the list of "decent and cultured people" who support the Serbian Progressive Party. Aleksandar Vučić's counter-proclamation was part of a series of countermeasures that have been thrown at every move of the opposition for years.
"The first phase of the elections for members of the National Assembly and councilors in the assemblies of 65 cities and municipalities was marked by phenomena that threaten the integrity of the electoral process, and all competent authorities should have a far more responsible attitude towards these phenomena and react to them energetically", he said in a written statement. member of the Republic Election Commission, lawyer Rodoljub Šabić
"I can see the opposition campaign, as far as I can see it, in one part of the media and on social networks, but those are the resources the opposition has at its disposal. We see that the coalition Serbia against violence started holding meetings yesterday," political scientist Boban Stojanović told the "Vremena" portal.
The owner of KTV Danijel Radić tells the "Vremena" portal that he has been suffering from various pressures for a long time. Just one day after KTV Zrenjanin hosted the representatives of the campaign "How Longer" in the show, the screws on the wheels were unscrewed, but as he says, that's just the icing on the cake.
Since 1990, 13 parliamentary elections have been held, of which only four were regular. President Aleksandar Vučić announced elections for September, but did not reveal at what levels
