Monarchists Join New DSS in Elections, Calling for an “Authentic Right” Against Vučić and EU Membership
Translated from Serbian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Serbia’s Monarchists movement decided to run in the upcoming elections with New Democratic Party of Serbia within the NADA coalition.
- The “Authentic Right” alliance supports replacing Aleksandar Vučić’s government and cooperation with the European Union without Serbia joining the bloc.
- The movement said the two parties had won about 200,000 votes, or 5%, in each of the previous two parliamentary elections.
Serbia’s Monarchists will enter the upcoming elections alongside New Democratic Party of Serbia, continuing their partnership within the NADA coalition under the banner “Authentic Right.” The decision was made by the political alliance’s main board at a meeting in Oplenac.
The “Authentic Right” is made up of parties and prominent individuals who support removing Aleksandar Vučić’s government and cooperation after the election with other opposition actors on this, as well as maximum cooperation with the European Union, but without Serbia joining the EU.
The group said the list brings together parties and prominent individuals who support removing Aleksandar Vučić’s government and working with other opposition forces after the election. It also backs the closest possible cooperation with the European Union, but rejects Serbian membership in the bloc.
The Monarchists described this as the third consecutive election cycle in which they and New DSS have run together. They said the alliance won about 200,000 votes, or 5%, in each of the previous two parliamentary elections, placing fourth by result.
This will be the third consecutive election cycle in which the Monarchists and New DSS are running together.
The main board called on monarchists and supporters of restoring a constitutional parliamentary Kingdom of Serbia to back the “Authentic Right.” The movement said this would guarantee that, after a change of government, Serbia would not continue its policy of European integration, the sale of state resources to foreign companies, or what it described as threats to vital Serbian national interests.
That is a guarantee that after the change of government, the policy of European integration, the sale of state resources to foreigners and the endangerment of vital Serbian national interests will not continue.
Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.