Serbia’s student-led bloc wins election as officials move against Vucic-era institutions
Politics · First reported 4 Nov, 00:36 · Updated 00:49
After the student-led bloc’s election victory, officials at several institutions have called for investigations, while state broadcaster leaders have resigned or apologized for coverage. The bloc has not yet taken its parliamentary seats or named a prime minister.
- The student-led bloc unexpectedly defeated Aleksandar Vucic at the polls, but had not taken its parliamentary seats or named a prime minister more than a week later.
- Leaders at the central bank and state prosecutors’ office called for investigations into potential crimes during Vucic’s tenure.
- Senior state broadcaster figures resigned or apologized for biased coverage; the Student List’s plan includes fighting corruption once a government is in place.
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- Election
- The student-led bloc unexpectedly defeated Aleksandar Vucic.
- Parliament and government
- More than a week after the vote, the bloc had not taken its seats or named a prime minister.
- Investigations
- Leaders at the central bank and state prosecutors’ office called for investigations into potential crimes during Vucic’s tenure.
- Broadcaster
- Top state broadcaster figures resigned or apologized for biased coverage.
- Student List priority
- Fighting corruption is high on its plan for when the government is in place.
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