Miroslav Aleksic

BELGRADE - The whip of the opposition National Movement of Serbia party in the Serbian parliament Miroslav Aleksic said on Wednesday no agreement had been reached with the ruling coalition on Belgrade local elections at a meeting of the parliamentary Collegium earlier in the day.

BELGRADE - Serbia's national electoral commission has dismissed claims by the opposition Serbia Against Violence coalition that the number of people eligible to vote in the December 17 local elections in Belgrade had been inflated artificially to sway the outcome of the polls.

BELGRADE - The head of Serbia's national electoral commission Vladimir Dimitrijevic said on Wednesday the body was not competent to act on a request for repeat local elections in Belgrade, filed by some opposition parties.

BELGRADE - People's Movement of Serbia President Miroslav Aleksic, who is also one of the leaders of the opposition Serbia Against Violence coalition, said on Thursday all opposition parties would win sufficient votes in the December 17 parliamentary elections to be able to form a caretaker government.

BELGRADE - Serbia's national electoral commission approved on Thursday evening the electoral list of the Serbia Against Violence coalition for the December 17 early parliamentary elections in the country.

The list, led by Miroslav Aleksic of the People's Movement of Serbia and Marinika Tepic of the Freedom and Justice Party, was found to have 17,600 legally valid signatures.

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic on Thursday dismissed as untrue reports by some opposition media outlets that Serbian authorities were including ghost voters in electoral rolls ahead of the December 17 elections in the country.

BELGRADE - Representatives of the Serbia Against Violence coalition on Wednesday submitted to the national electoral commission an electoral list of the same name, supported by around 20,000 signatures.

Miroslav Aleksi was detained on January 16, and since then he has been charged with sexually assaulting at least eight students in the school premises, two of whom were minors at the time.
Miroslav Aleksic was questioned again on February 8.
After Milena Radulovi, actress Iva Ilini also appeared publicly.

According to daily Blic source, at some point, dispute was caused by Miroslav Aleksic, Vice President of People's Party (NS), who spoke about media torture and the lack of media freedom.

Representatives of the ruling Serbian Progressive Party and opposition Alliance for Serbia met on Tuesday behind closed doors at the Belgrade's Faculty of Political Science, in the presence of NGOs, to discuss conditions for upcoming elections.