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BELGRADE - Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) leader Milos Vucevic said the party had won a clear-cut and convincing victory in all cities and municipalities where local elections were held on Sunday except in four municipalities - Tutin, Backa Topola, Senta and Kanjiza.

He submitted the list in the premises of the Republic Election Commission.
The SNS is the first party to submit an electoral list to the REC, along with which it submitted 92,637 signatures of support from citizens.
The holder of the list is the President of Serbia and member of the SNS, Aleksandar Vui, and the first on the list is Milo Vuevi.

Vui greeted SNS members and citizens who had gathered to greet him.
As Vui announced after the SNS Presidency session on May 16, at the SNS Assembly, around 4,000 delegates will elect a new leadership and make a decision on the party's entry into a new broader movement - the People's Movement for the State.

BELGRADE- Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday evening a broader political movement might run in the next elections instead of his Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

In an appearance on a Happy TV talk show, Vucic said that, despite persistent talk that he would never quit power, he would remain in his post for only as long as his term allowed him.

BELGRADE- Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Monday evening a broader political movement might run in the next elections instead of his Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

In an appearance on a Happy TV talk show, Vucic said that, despite persistent talk that he would never quit power, he would remain in his post for only as long as his term allowed him.

Dragoljub Simonovic, the former president of the Belgrade municipality of Grocka and a member of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, SNS, has been sentenced to five years in prison for inciting other persons to jeopardize the life of journalist Milan Jovanovic.

Members of the Serbian parliament, from both the ruling Serbian Progressive Party, SNS, and opposition, came into physical conflict during a debate about the former province of Kosovo and a European proposal to resolve Serbia-Kosovo relations.

Belgrade Mayor Aleksandar Sapic has failed to report to Serbia's Agency for the Prevention of Corruption a villa he bought in 2018 in Trieste, which he was obliged to do by law, BIRN can reveal. The villa is located in Opicina, some five kilometres from Trieste city centre.

Upon entering the hall, Vui was greeted with great applause. SNS President Aleksandar Vui said that today is a day to be proud of.

"Both constructive [proposals] and criticism, we will listen to them - you can get a message from criticism and become better," Belgrade mayor Aleksandar Sapic told public broadcaster Radio-Television Serbia, RTS on Tuesday in his first interview after being elected