"The only official student list that will come out will come out on the day of the announcement of the extraordinary parliamentary elections, along with the program," he said. student Nemanja speaking about the alleged student list published by the pro-regime media and reminded that it is not the first time that these media publish some unofficial lists.
"It is an unofficial list that they wrote because they assume that certain candidates from that list will be candidates. It is an unofficial list and the only official list will come out when the elections are announced," the student told N1 when asked what the document was that was published in the pro-regime media.
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Speaking of the case Bojana Maljevic, pointed out that the students of the University of Nis clearly explained what exactly happened.
"The fact that she was vetted is not true at all, it is untrue. It is yet another attempt by the authorities to point out a problem where there is none. Everything is fine with actress Bojana Maljević and the students," he stated.
Speaking about the elections, he said that they are being prepared as if they were already tomorrow.
"In that spirit, we continue to talk to citizens about every problem from week to week. Through our work, we best present our entire narrative to people on how to bring about change," said student Nemanja.
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He stated that it is important for students to hear some benevolent and constructive criticism, and that everyone is welcome at their stands.
"We continuously, from week to week, organize our actions, which are more and more successful. We see on the ground that people's opinion is changing, that trust in the ruling party is decreasing, while trust in the Student List is growing," he said.
As he added, CRTE's research is another indication that students are the strongest political force in Serbia.
"In this spirit, we try to continue through our work, conversations with people, we are always open to talk with citizens - from those who support us the most and those who support us less and are not so informed, they approach us and we talk to them," said student Nemanja.
Source: H1
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