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Serbian student movement eyes power after election triumph

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Briefings

Following a snap election in Serbia, a student-led movement successfully ousted right-wing populist Aleksandar Vucic's party, resulting in a celebratory mood in Belgrade. Drivers honked and citizens held up the winning ballot number, while residents cleaned a park where Vucic loyalists had camped for over a year. Researchers and political activist Aleksandar Matkovic spoke with Mark Owen about the event.

Key points

• A student-led movement successfully ousted right-wing populist Aleksandar Vucic's party in Serbia's snap election.
• Residents cleaned a park between parliament and the presidency after Vucic loyalists fled the area.

Context

This event occurred in Belgrade, Serbia, following a snap election where a student movement defeated Vucic's party. The outcome is significant as it marks a shift in power dynamics in the region.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single day of celebration and cleanup activities. No specific dates for the election or the start of the student movement are provided. No causal claims regarding the election outcome are supported by the text.

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