Politics
Aleksandar Vučić admits defeat in Serbian parliamentary election after 14 years
The student-led opposition is set to win up to 140 of the 250 parliamentary seats, sparking celebrations in Belgrade and ending over a decade of absolute rule.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- The ruling party lost its majority in the Serbian Parliament after 14 years, bringing the student opposition to legislative power.
- Who is affected
- Serbia's 6.4 million voters, President Aleksandar Vučić, the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), and the “Student List” opposition movement.
- What changes
- The opposition projects an absolute majority with up to 140 of the 250 parliamentary seats, ending Vučić's political cycle.
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Sources
- Líder sérvio Aleksandar Vučić admite derrota em eleição parlamentar altamente acirrada — Estadão — internacional
