Đilas

Look at the epilogue of the brutal behavior of the Djilas protesters.

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— karniles (@karniles8210) December 24, 2023

BELGRADE - The leader of the opposition Freedom and Justice Party (SSP), Dragan Djilas, said he expected a high turnout in Sunday's elections in Serbia and added that the SSP-led Serbia Against Violence electoral list would defend the citizens' will by all democratic means available.

According to this media, it seems that Marinika mixed something up, because this sounds like she is talking about Dragan Djilas.
"According to Donald McGettigan, head of the IMF mission, poverty has been halved since Vui became prime minister in 2014," the International Monetary Fund states.

The "Lie Detector" channel on the X social network published a video of former president Boris Tadi explaining how Dragan Djilas broke up the agreed coalition.

BELGRADE - Serbia's debt-to-GDP ratio is 50.5 pct and the country has not crossed the red line of overindebtedness, says Serbian Deputy PM and Finance Minister Sinisa Mali.

In response to criticism from opposition leader Dragan Djilas, Mali said that, by comparison, the Eurozone debt-to-GDP ratio was 91.2 pct according to the latest Eurostat figures.

Dragan Djilas, Marinika Tepi, Janko Veselinovi, Vuk Jeremi and others were at the protest.
Also, according to the media, on the plateau in front of the National Assembly, the presence of the editor in chief of "Tabloid" Milovan Brki, Pyotr Nikitin from the pro-Ukrainian organization "Cini dobro".

BELGRADE - US Ambassador to Serbia Christopher Hill said on Tuesday that, like all other countries, Serbia had its challenges, but that the new year called for optimism and for focusing on the positive aspects of US-Serbia relations.

Surprise talks between Serbian opposition politician Dragan Djilas and President Aleksandar Vucic concerning an inconclusive election in the capital, Belgrade, has triggered anger and suspicion within the ranks of the country's opposition.

The meeting lasted an hour and 15 minutes, after which Dragan Djilas addressed the media.
As he stated, he articulated request that Belgrade must have new elections by the end of the year.
"We agreed that legitimacy is important for a government to function," Djilas said.

She mentioned that it was not a meeting of Vui and Djilas, but a meeting of the re-elected president of the country with the president of one parliamentary party.