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Serbian Opposition Needs Broad Front for Victory, Says Politician
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Serbian Opposition Needs Broad Front for Victory, Says Politician

From N1 Serbia · () Serbian

Translated from Serbian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A Serbian opposition politician stated that a broad opposition front is necessary to defeat the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and return the country to the European path.
  • He emphasized building trust through direct engagement with citizens, including those who do not share their political views, rather than solely through media appearances.
  • The politician expressed the opposition's readiness for elections and confidence in their ability to prevent electoral abuses and improve Serbia through joint efforts.

Vladimir Pajiฤ‡, a member of the Free Citizens Movement (PSG) in Serbia, believes that only a wide-ranging opposition coalition can unseat the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and steer the nation back toward European integration. Pajiฤ‡ asserts that building public trust requires direct interaction with citizens across the country, not just in television studios. He noted that many opposition-leaning individuals have become undecided due to government propaganda, and only through personal conversations can they be won over.

Trust is not built in television studios, but in the field. A large number of opposition-oriented citizens are currently undecided precisely because of propaganda, and the only way to win them over is through direct conversation.

โ€” Vladimir Pajiฤ‡Explaining the importance of grassroots engagement.

The PSG official highlighted the opposition's "historical responsibility" to unite against the current government. He stated that the Free Citizens Movement is prepared for elections whenever they are called, with members eager to engage on the ground and safeguard the electoral will of the people. Pajiฤ‡ is confident that through coordinated efforts to prevent electoral fraud, the opposition can achieve victory and make Serbia a better place to live.

The opposition has a historical responsibility to jointly act against the authorities.

โ€” Vladimir Pajiฤ‡Stressing the need for unity.
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Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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