No outbursts of joy, but a heavy atmosphere reigned in Gracanica, the main enclave south of the Ibar River, where 15,000 of the remaining 100,000 Kosovo Serbs live, around the high walls of the 14th-century Orthodox monastery.
The Belgrade-led party Srpska Lista once again won all ten seats constitutionally reserved for the Serbian minority, with some 97% of the vote cast.
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For the director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija in the Belgrade government, Petar Pekovic,
“Serbian unity has won”.
This faithful of the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, did not fail to thank the voters for having responded to the call of his leader, who clearly indicated to the
"people"
for which list to vote.
And beware of those who risked stepping out of line.
"Financial dependence"
"Threats and intimidation have increased in recent weeks,"
explains Nenad Rasic, who supports the citizens' initiative for freedom and justice.
"Belgrade treats citizens
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