Vučić admite derrota y la Lista Estudiantil gana el parlamento serbio

ITVX • 26 de oct 06:56

Incumbent President Aleksandar Vucic conceded that the Students' List will secure a parliamentary majority, while his Serbian Progressive Party is projected to win about 105 seats.

Euronews.com • 26 de oct 06:29

The newly formed Student List secured 140 of 250 seats in Serbia's parliament, while the Serbian Progressive Party fell to 104 seats, marking the first opposition status for the party since 2012.

Al Jazeera • 26 de oct 05:27

Aleksandar Vucic acknowledged loss to the Student List as voter turnout reached a three-decade high, ending his party's majority in the 250-seat parliament.

India Today • 26 de oct 03:48

President Aleksandar Vucic acknowledged his party's loss as the Student List secured an estimated 135-140 seats, ending a decade of his political dominance in Serbia.

CNA • 26 de oct 01:05

Aleksandar Vučić acknowledged loss to the Student List, which is projected to hold 135-140 of the 250 parliamentary seats, marking a shift in Serbia’s political landscape.

Reuters • 25 de oct 23:01

Student-backed candidates defeated incumbent Aleksandar Vučić in Serbia's parliamentary election, prompting large celebrations in Belgrade.

Al Jazeera • 25 de oct 22:30

Aleksandar Vucic said preliminary counts show the Student List is set to win a parliamentary majority, marking a shift after two years of protests.

PBS • 25 de oct 21:35

Aleksandar Vucic acknowledged his party's loss to the Students' List, which is projected to win a parliamentary majority, marking a significant shift in Serbia's political landscape.

CBS News • 25 de oct 21:30

Aleksandar Vucic conceded that the Students' List will hold a parliamentary majority, while his Serbian Progressive Party is projected to secure about 105 seats.

France 24 • 25 de oct 21:24

Aleksandar Vucic acknowledged loss to a student-led coalition after a snap parliamentary vote that recorded a near-70% turnout, the highest since Yugoslavia’s breakup, giving the Student List an estimated 138 seats.

CBC • 25 de oct 21:14

President Aleksandar Vučić acknowledged defeat in a snap parliamentary vote, with the student-backed list projected to win 135-140 seats, ending his decade-long rule.

BBC • 25 de oct 21:01

Aleksandar Vučić said his party had lost the vote, while the Student List coalition celebrated a record-high turnout and a parliamentary win.

The Guardian • 25 de oct 20:58

Preliminary results show the Student List could secure 135-140 seats, while Vučić’s Serbian Progressive Party is expected to obtain around 105, ending his 12-year tenure.

Reuters • 25 de oct 20:52

President Aleksandar Vucic said preliminary results show the student-led list will win 135-140 seats, while his party is projected to obtain about 105 seats.

Euronews.com • 25 de oct 20:51

The Student List secured a parliamentary majority in Serbia, while outgoing President Aleksandar Vučić acknowledged defeat and outlined the distribution of seats among parties.

The Guardian • 25 de oct 16:02

Serbia's parliamentary vote recorded a projected turnout above 60%, with the grassroots Student List movement confronting the ruling Serbian Progressive Party amid heightened monitoring and reports of irregularities.

BBC • 25 de oct 15:07

Preliminary figures show about 46% of voters had cast ballots by early afternoon, fueling hopes that the student-led opposition could unseat Aleksandar Vučić's Serbian Progressive Party.

The Globe and Mail • 25 de oct 12:44

In Serbia's snap parliamentary election, the Student List secured a majority of seats, while President Aleksandar Vucic's party fell short, prompting his concession.

Al Jazeera • 25 de oct 08:08

Serbian voters cast ballots in a snap election that pits incumbent Aleksandar Vucic against the Student List, a coalition of candidates backed by recent anti-corruption protests.

Reuters • 25 de oct 01:03

Serbia held snap parliamentary elections with unusually high turnout as student protest movements sought to unseat Aleksandar Vucic, while the incumbent pledged to respect the result.

DW.com • 23 de oct 13:00

Student-led candidates gathered in Belgrade for a last rally before Sunday's parliamentary election, while the ruling Serbian Progressive Party held a parallel rally, amid reports of violence, media bias and concerns over electoral fairness.

BBC • 22 de oct 14:33

A snap parliamentary vote on Sunday could end Aleksandar Vučić's 12-year rule as a student-driven list contests the election amid concerns over fairness.