Serbian President Vucic Faces Accusations of Vote-Buying Ahead of Elections

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is facing accusations of vote-buying through cash pledges as he discusses upcoming elections and his potential resignation. Critics allege he is using state resources for his campaign.

6 Aug, 05:56 — 6 Aug, 05:56

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balkan-insightMostly Factual6h ago

Serbia’s Vucic Accused of “Vote-Buying” With Cash Pledges

Experts fear the newly-announced payments for all adult citizens in Serbia, announced by Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic, are part of a political campaign rather than a social measure.

By Marina Zec

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Serbia’s Vucic Accused of “Vote-Buying” With Cash Pledges

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danas6 Aug, 11:28

Vučić o datumu izbora, kampanji, novoj“ Oluji, Lomparu i Protiću: Obesite mačku o rep

n1-serbia6 Aug, 11:48Latest update

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Serbian President Vucic Faces Accusations of Vote-Buying Ahead of Elections

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Serbia’s Vucic Accused of “Vote-Buying” With Cash Pledges

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Serbia’s Vucic Accused of “Vote-Buying” With Cash Pledges

Vučić o datumu izbora, kampanji, novoj“ Oluji, Lomparu i Protiću: Obesite mačku o rep

Predsednik na pitanje o funkcionerskoj kampanji: Izvinjavam se što ne idem na letovanje i ne sunčam se

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