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Serbia's student movement ousts longtime leader Vucic in parliament poll

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France 24 English
“Serbia's student movement ousts longtime leader Vucic in parliament poll”

Serbia's Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat in an historic election on Sunday (October 25) following a near to 70% turnout at polling stations. The snap election followed nearly two years of student-led demonstrations against perceived corruption and authoritarianism triggered by the deaths of 16 people when a train station canopy collapsed in the ‌city of Novi Sad in 2024. FRANCE 24's Laurent Rouy tells us more.

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RTP Notícias
“Sérvia faz história. Movimento de estudantes derrota ex-presidente nas urnas”

Os resultados das eleições legislativas antecipadas deram a vitória com maioria absoluta à "Lista Estudantil - Os Estudantes Vencem". Este movimento de protesto derrotou o ex-presidente do país que se candidatava a primeiro-ministro. Aleksandar Vučić, líder populista de direita, admitiu a derrota e as celebrações tomaram conta do país.

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