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Hundreds of buses were seen in Belgrade, where voters were brought from different countries to vote in the capital...
Belgrade seems to be "on fire" after Sunday's elections. Aleksandër Vucic won once again, but the opposition does not accept the result. Protests and hunger strikes have started since yesterday. Many of the opposition parties claim that the elections were manipulated
According to Serbian media, the scheme that was used to change the result is that of voter movement. Hundreds of buses with citizens were seen in Belgrade, where voters were brought from different countries to vote in the capital. There was also stuffing of ballot boxes and group voting, at least as after the opposition.
The OSCE itself released the preliminary report today and declared that there were many irregularities. "Any attempt to manipulate the field of play is cause for concern and affects the result. I think we have been very clear in our reporting. It was not a fair game", declared Farah Karimi, OSCE observer.
Meanwhile, a strong reaction has also come from Brussels. The European Union expects Serbian authorities to transparently investigate credible reports of irregularities in the December 17 elections.
Through a joint statement to the media, the head of EU diplomacy, Josep Borrell, and the Commissioner for Enlargement, Oliver Varhelyi, said that among the irregularities during the parliamentary, local and provincial elections in Serbia, those reported in the capital are also included. Serbian, Belgrade and other municipalities.
“We take into account the preliminary findings and conclusions of the international observers of the Organization for Cooperation and Security in Europe and the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights for the Serbian parliamentary elections. In light of these findings, we conclude with concern that the electoral process needs further improvement and reform, since the proper functioning of Serbia's democratic institutions is the core of Serbia's EU accession process. =2>", it was said in the joint statement of Borrell and Varhey.
The two senior European officials called on the Serbian political leadership to ensure a constructive and inclusive dialogue across the political spectrum.
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