They are lying to us when they say that Serbia is modernized from the outside. Serbia is locked from the inside and the key is in the lock. It is better seen from the outside, but it must be unlocked from the inside, wrote the president of the HEART movement in "Vremen" number 1651
Is it worth asking once again what Vučić, Vulin, Gasić, Brnabić, Vučević and the team turned Serbia into? Is it worth measuring the depth of the moral abyss of the progressive regime for the umpteenth time? The attempt to prevent a citizen of Serbia from entering the country as suspicious and undesirable is evidence of unprecedented dishonor
Former presidential candidate and head of Generalshab Zdravko Ponoš founds a political movement. He says that he will advocate for membership in the European Union, but only when the conditions are met. The nearly 700.000 votes he won in the April 3 elections are an excellent basis for establishing a new political organization
Due to the responsibility he feels towards the people who voted for him in the presidential elections, in which, considering the circumstances, he achieved a very good result, it is expected that Zdravko Ponoš will found his own political party
Dacic is the uncrowned king of diving in the political mud, Vucic proved that he is an entity unto himself, Jovanovic managed to become the most sought-after matchmaker this season; United played ziheraski and are now licking their wounds, and Šapić disintegrated. Somewhere in between, party glasses can be interpreted as both half-full and half-empty
Vucic, Dacic, Seselj, Ponoš, Putin, the pro-Putin opposition and the citizens of Serbia won. Šapić and the anti-Putin opposition lost
Presidential elections are being held today. Eight candidates are participating. We are attaching a list of all the candidates under the ordinal numbers that will be on the ballot.
"I also went to those media that have a negative attitude towards me, because I thought that their viewers should also hear me. Phantom ballots are scandalous in themselves. The government is playing with fire."
Zdravko Ponoš is touring Serbia in a "convoy" of two cars. In the first, his private Ford, there are him and the driver, retired ensign Lazo; while Ponoš held the post of Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Army, Lazo was his adjutant. Behind them sit the young Nina, who takes photos, records and posts on the Facebook page, and Srđan Milivojević, a former "resister" - he knows every part of Serbia and takes care of the organization. The "chief of the election staff", Ponoš's brother Boro, is traveling in another car, a golf, and the driver is his friend and the owner of that golf. They transport two assembly stands
The representative of the Bureau of Social Research (BIRODI), Dražen Pavlica, assessed today at the presentation of media monitoring during the election campaign that the political culture and media discourse in Serbia are extremely monologic, because the media and politicians function in parallel worlds. The campaign was largely ignored in the media. Eurointegrations are mentioned at the level of statistical error
It is known for whom every camera and every microphone in Serbia is reserved, and for whom there is no place even in the space that pays for itself. Hotel Zira and the like are free to hang the sign "We do not serve the opposition because we are cowards"
All those who brag about today's equipment of the army and the state of technology and salaries, could not have done so if it were not for the transformation that Ponoš and his team designed after they fully assessed the situation and decided to build a sustainable system
The President of the Serbian Parliament in technical mandate, Ivica Dacic, announced on Wednesday the presidential elections for April 3. Candidates can apply until March 12 at midnight. The candidacy of Aleksandar Vučić is still pending. We present to you all the presidential candidates who have applied so far
Aleksandar Vučić said in an interview with Tanjug television "that he got sick of the campaign before it even started." He didn't, of course, mean "Informer", on the contrary, but he got the point. This pre-election campaign threatens to break all Serbian records in spitting high and far
Zdravko Ponoš is being attacked for his "lack" of war experience by politicians who have never smelled war, but should have because of their age, such as Aleksandar Vučić and Aleksandar Vulin
Hope gained a political articulation. It's not just that the people got sick of the regime: they got sick of it a long time ago. This time, Vučić and his gloom-obsessed team are not leading the charge, although, of course, they don't stop talking, but the ball is in the opposition's feet. Hence the hope. And when the hope fades, and still takes on some recognizable form in reality, it is very difficult to extinguish it
Regime media are doing what they exist for: they call Zdravko Ponoš a "traitor", "NATO general", "tycoon among generals", "thief candidate Dragan Đilas". The elections have not even been announced yet
The citizens of Serbia should take their destiny into their own hands. This is done in elections. I will tell them - you don't owe the state anything, the state owes you. Don't let someone take something from you, rubbing your eyes that they have the right to it. No one has the right to take your youth, no one has the right to steal your house and field for lithium, no one has the right to take your pension - it's yours
On Wednesday at noon, United Serbia presented the trio that will lead it in the parliamentary, presidential and Belgrade elections on April 3, 2022: the first on the list for the parliamentary elections, Marinika Tepić, presidential candidate Zdravko Ponoš, and Belgrade mayoral candidate Vladeto Janković
He does not waste time on ideology, democracy and the rule of law are self-evident. He said that "the ram should be caught by the horns", that the opposition must not exhaust itself in mutual competition and dealing with the regime's brawn, that this government is security contaminated, susceptible to blackmail from all sides and as such an extremely dangerous risk for Serbia's national security. He said it was time for change
Even before the elections were even announced, the candidacy of Zdravko Ponoš for the presidency of Serbia brought unexpected optimism to the opposition ranks. Everyone expects a brave fight from the former Chief of General Staff in conditions that are not at all in his favor. The more parties that stand behind him, the greater the chance that he will enter the second round of the presidential elections
Dobrica Veselinović and Vladeta Janković are very different, but both of them "dare to look you in the eye", instill confidence in the citizens of Belgrade that they could quickly and easily agree on a post-election coalition after the elections, and offer voters the opportunity to choose from conviction. On the presidential stage, the opposition does not seem at all coordinated, but Zdravko Ponoš could move people. Contrary to previous expectations, the elections on April 3 could be very interesting
If the state of democracy and parliamentarism in Serbia were quite average, there would be no question of favoritism in these presidential elections. It would be enough just to compare the candidate's past work
The presidential election on April 3 seemed the least uncertain. A convincing victory of Aleksandar Vučić in the first round was expected. With the entry of Ponoš in the race, and a combination of other circumstances, things got a little more complicated
Instead of the coalition gathered around SSP, NS and DS starting a presidential campaign against Aleksandar Vučić, a campaign for a joint presidential candidate is being conducted in the media. So to see who is the strongest and who is wondering, not the candidate, but the party that proposes him
There are still less than three months left until the elections, and the opposition still does not go public with the names of the candidates for the president of the state and the mayor of Belgrade. Specific names are mentioned only in public opinion polls, and the former governor of the National Bank, Dejan Šoškić, is one of those who are listed very well.
Less than four months before the elections, Vladimir Kovačević left the People's Party and founded his own movement. He rejects the possibility of cooperation with Vučić, but he would have nothing against him implementing their program. He does not explicitly reject the idea of lithium exploitation, if it would be in the interest of the state, and not of foreign companies
