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Serbia Elections May Challenge President Vucic's Authority

Serbia's upcoming elections may challenge President Aleksandar Vucic's long-standing authority as students mobilize against perceived corruption. The Student List, formed from protests following a deadly construction incident, presents a significant electoral challenge. Observers note that the electoral environment heavily favors Vucic's ruling party, amid concerns about fairness and transparency.

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In Serbia, elections are set for Sunday, with the Student List, a coalition formed from student protests, challenging President Aleksandar Vucic's authority. The protests began after a deadly construction accident in 2024, highlighting issues of corruption. Critics argue that Vucic's government has undermined democratic institutions, while his supporters point to economic achievements. Polls show a close race, with the Student List at 45% and Vucic's party at 43%.

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  • Students began protests in November 2024 after a construction accident killed 16 people.
  • The Student List is a 250-member electoral slate challenging President Vucic.
  • Vucic's Serbian Progressive Party has been in power since 2012.
  • Polls show the Student List at 45% and Vucic's party at 43%.
  • Observers have noted concerns about electoral fairness and media bias.
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Will Serbia elections break Vucic’s grip on power?

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Serbia Elections May Challenge President Vucic's Authority