Ana Brnabić proposed to the citizens gathered in Belgrade to change the Constitution so that Aleksandar Vučić would be the president of the country again
The President of the Assembly of Serbia and an official of the Serbian Progressive Party, Ana Brnabić, presented the idea of changing the Constitution of Serbia in order to allow Aleksandar Vučić to run again for the President of the Republic.
Today, Brnabić visited the SNS stands at Cvetkova pija, in Borča and Resnik. Although the elections have not been officially announced yet, she invited activists and sympathizers of SNS in Resnik to vote and support Aleksandar Vučić for prime minister.
"We all want to vote, don't we? Well, let's just change the Constitution after (Vučić) is prime minister, so he can come back to be the president. Well, we have a solution for everything," says Ana Brnabić in a video published on social networks, as reported by N1.
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