A popular uprising of Serbian students — who put forward a list of experts and technocrats to oust the country's corrupt mini-Putinist strongman — have succeeded spectacularly. www.theguardian.com/world/live/2...
MAJOR BREAKING NEWS: Aleksandar Vučić has conceded defeat in the parliamentary elections to the Student List (Studentska lista). Driven by public outrage after the Novi Sad tragedy, this youth coalition wins a majority. A new era begins in Serbia! 🇷🇸 www.huffpost.com/entry/serbia...
The students won victory in the early parliamentary elections in Serbia, obtaining 52% of the votes and 138 seats, while former president Aleksandar Vučić admitted defeat live on TV. #ElezioniSerbia #Studentesca #Vittoria (translated)
The Opposition Student List won the most votes in the parliamentary elections in Serbia, which triggered mass celebrations in Belgrade, while supporters of the government expressed their anger at the outcome. #Serbia #wybory #ListaStudencka (translated)
The author of the post wrote that a possible solution for Romania could take shape in Serbia. He argued that the "Students' List" had shown how a movement started from society could become a credible electoral alternative: students had mobilized people and supported a list of professionals. #România #Serbia #Studenți #RO #RS (translated)
Today, the people of Serbia turned out in record numbers to shape their country’s future. Congratulations to the Student List on its victory in the parliamentary elections.
The author said Serbians had turned out in historic numbers after nearly two years of protests for democracy, the rule of law and the fight against corruption, and congratulated the Student List on its victory. #Demokratija #BorbaProtivKorupcije #Serbia #RS
The author said Serbia’s people had turned out in record numbers to shape the country’s future, congratulated the Student List on its parliamentary election victory and said they were ready to support reforms on the rule of law, media freedom and the fight against corruption. #Srbija #izbori #demokratija #RS
In Serbia, President Aleksandar Vucic was defeated by students, with the Student List obtaining 52% of the votes and 138 seats out of 250, marking a political turning point in Belgrade. #Serbia #Elezioni #Vucic (translated)
Crowds celebrated in Belgrade after President Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat for his ruling party in Serbia's snap parliamentary election, following nearly two years of student-led demonstrations. #SerbiaElection #StudentProtests #PoliticalChange
The author wrote that the Vucic era in Serbia might be nearing its end, creating an opportunity to reconsider the country’s international orientation. They said a European path was the logical choice, but would bring concrete benefits only if pursued in earnest, adding that remaining undecided was no longer viable. #Srbija #Evropa #Politika #RS #EU
The author wrote that Serbia had turned a page and that the Students' list had surpassed 50% of the votes, winning the elections. He added that, with a turnout exceeding 70%, Serbian citizens had shown that they believed in democracy and wanted to participate actively. #Serbia #Elezioni #Democrazia #RS (translated)
The student movement has managed to defeat President Vucic in the early elections, thus ending 12 years of political control in Serbia and achieving a historic electoral turnout close to 70%. #CambioPolítico #ListaEstudiantil #Serbia (translated)
I suspect that the lesson one can take from Vučić losing in Serbia, the Conservatives winning British Columbia and the total meltdown that is the Brazilian Presidential Election is… stop looking for a single lesson - politics doesn’t travel in straight lines.
"The long-serving strongman leader of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, conceded defeat on Sunday in an election that pitted him and his right-wing party against a diverse student-led opposition movement that spent two years protesting his government." apnews.com/article/serb...
A remarkable election victory for Serbia's student-led opposition movement over the autocratic president Vucic apnews.com/article/serb...
An unexpected feat. The student movement ends 12 years of Vucic's authoritarian government in Serbia. His electoral list wins the elections with an absolute majority. The prime minister will not be a student, but a cardiologist. (translated)
The author said the recipient would have to repay every penny of Serbian taxpayers’ money they had allegedly stolen in collaboration with the Vučić regime. #Serbia #Vucic #TaxpayerMoney #RS
The author stated that the student list had won the elections in Serbia by a wide margin after two years of mobilizations. He also claimed that the result marked the end of Vucic's 12 years of authoritarian rule and noted that he had acknowledged his defeat. The publication linked to eldiario.es. #Serbia #Elecciones #Democracia #RS (translated)
