Former minister Radulovic submits electoral list

BELGRADE - Former minister of economy Sasa Radulovic submitted a slate titled "Enough of That" on Friday evening, fielding 70 candidates for MPs for early parliamentary elections set for March 16.

In a statement to reporters, Radulovic underscored that the objective of his list is the fight against the particracy led by Aleksandar Vucic, leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).

"The key thing in our campaign is the fight against the parasitic system that is destroying Serbia, which costs us billions of euros, at whose helm is Aleksandar Vucic. He is the one who approves of the hiring of the party faithful and we have to change that so that Serbia can survive," he said.

There has been enough of squandering taxpayers' money, he said, noting that Serbia needs a solid state with a solid economy.

Radulovic was a non-partisan member of the government, proposed by the SNS. He handed in his resignation ahead of the calling of early parliamentary elections, saying that there was no political will in the ruling coalition for passing the key laws and essential reforms.

Soon after that, he announced that he would form his own party and decided to run in parliamentary elections.

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