Deep Polarization in Serbia Ahead of Elections: NGOs Allege Wiretapping, Intimidation and Media Control
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Aleksandar Vučić's resignation from the presidency of the Republic to run for prime minister has set the political scene on fire - Students and their supporters are presented as "internal enemies" who are incited by "foreign secret services" and seek the "dissolution of the state"
Aleksandar Vučić's resignation from the presidency of the Republic to run for prime minister "ignited the flames" in politics...More...
Allegations of illegal surveillance against opposition figures, student movement activists and government critics.
In a climate of deep polarization, with tension and sharp rhetorical confrontation, the election campaign in Serbia is developing in view of the early parliamentary elections of October 25. The resignation of Aleksandar Vučić from the presidency of the Republic to run for prime minister “ignited the blood” in the political confrontation. His tours within the country mobilized the party and state apparatus, with the aim of dismantling the student…
Serbia: Serious Allegations of Wiretapping, Intimidation and Control of the Media Ahead of Elections
In the "red" the political confrontation.
The crucial parliamentary elections will be held on October 25. A total of 18 parties and coalitions are vying for the 250 seats that make up the Serbian parliament.
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