The holders of the "Serbia against violence" list are Miroslav Aleksić and Marinika Tepić, it was said at the press conference.
These people put all their differences aside so as not to betray your trust, said Smiljan Banjac at the conference.
The signatories of the agreement are the parties: Democratic Party, Ecological Uprising, Green Left Front, Zajedno, People's Movement of Serbia, New Face of Serbia, Movement of Free Citizens, Romanian Party, Party of Freedom and Justice and Serbia Center.
Speaking on behalf of the Democratic Party, the vice-president of the party, Miodrag Gavrilović, said that in the upcoming elections there is an alternative to the government and that the disenfranchised and impoverished people have a chance to stop the deterioration of the country.
The leader of the Ecological Uprising, Aleksandar Jovanović, said that "just as the rain is falling today, this government will also fall", and called on citizens to choose on December 17 whether they want to live freely or as slaves of Aleksandar Vučić.
Radomir Lazović from the Green-Left Front said that after the elections on December 17, Serbia will look completely different and be a country without fear, where people live with dignity.
The head of the People's Movement of Serbia parliamentary group, Miroslav Aleksić, said that the list they are running for is ready to fight crime and corruption in the country and that the government they will form will do it.
The president of the Movement of Free Citizens, Pavle Grbović, assessed that the awareness of the opposition parties has matured that changes in the country can only be made together.
The leader of the Party of Freedom and Justice, Dragan Đilas, said that the signatories of the agreement on joint participation in the elections were united by the vision of a safe, stable, secure Serbia, where people live decently and normally. "The government we will form will not listen to anyone from Beijing or Moscow." Not from Berlin, not from Washington. But he will hear every voice, every citizen from Serbia, from every town and every village," he promised.
The president of the Serbia Center party, Zdravko Ponoš, said that the opposition has a big job to do, because now "all the masks have fallen", to stand in the way of the "Avetina regime from the nineties". "We are moving Serbia against violence." There are more of us," Ponoš said.
Miroslav Aleksić, who is also one of the holders of the "Serbia against violence" list, said that the list is starting pre-election activities and collecting signatures with the aim of electing a Serbia of the future, united with the citizens, without violence, crime and corruption, in which people will live normally and decently. from his work.
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