SNS calls for early elections

Serb Progressive Party deputy leader Aleksandar Vucic has called for early elections as “Serbian citizens are living worse and worse with each passing day.” "Only change, a different government can start addressing the increasing economic, social and political problems in Serbia,” Vucic told a press conference, adding that the SNS was willing to “accept responsibility, and citizens to show that they want it too.“ SNS calls for early elections “Every theme the government thinks of and promotes through its media boils down to choosing the names of streets, where to dig for Draza Mihailovic, whether to hold the gay parade or not,” said the SNS official, adding that they had ignored “striking workers and farmers who were selling apples at a mere RSD 3 per kilo.” He said that the SNS would be holding its annual congress at the Sava Center on October 17, where the party’s main board and presidency were due to be elected. Vucic said that he was traveling to Washington next week to attend a presentation at the Woodrow Wilson Institute. “That shows what are policies are like and how we want to be focused on all parts of the world… protecting our state and national interests, being mindful of the interests of our people,” said the SNS official. He said he expected a formal agreement on cooperation between the SNS and Vladimir Putin’s United Russia to be signed on October 17. Aleksandar Vucic (Tanjug, archive)

SNS calls for early elections

“Every theme the government thinks of and promotes through its media boils down to choosing the names of streets, where to dig for Draža Mihailović, whether to hold the gay parade or not,” said the SNS official, adding that they had ignored “striking workers and farmers who were selling apples at a mere RSD 3 per kilo.”

He said that the SNS would be holding its annual congress at the Sava Center on October 17, where the party’s main board and presidency were due to be elected.

Vučić said that he was traveling to Washington next week to attend a presentation at the Woodrow Wilson Institute.

“That shows what are policies are like and how we want to be focused on all parts of the world… protecting our state and national interests, being mindful of the interests of our people,” said the SNS official.

He said he expected a formal agreement on cooperation between the SNS and Vladimir Putin’s United Russia to be signed on October 17.