Predsednik Srpske napredne stranke Miloš Vučević poručio je danas u razgovoru sa građanima u Banatskom Karađorđevu, da odgovor na pokušaje podela, nasilje i napade na državu mora da se da na izborima.
- Da dobiju odgovor kakav zaslužuju na izborima. Nema igre sa Vojvodinom i nema igre sa Banatom - poručio je Vučević.
On je ocenio da je Srbija u prethodnom periodu bila izložena pokušajima destabilizacije i napadima na državne institucije, navodeći da je zahvaljujući podršci građana sačuvana stabilnost zemlje.
Vučević je rekao da to, kako je naveo, "nije bila borba protiv jednog čoveka ili vlasti, već napad na državu".
- Da nije bilo vas, običnog naroda, a ne lažne elite, ne bi sačuvali ni državu ni narod - rekao je Vučević.
Govoreći o aktuelnoj društvenoj atmosferi, predsednik SNS -a istakao je da je potrebno pronaći snagu za zajednički život i sa onima koji ne dele iste političke stavove, jer je normalno da postoje različita mišljenja, ali ne i mržnja i nasilje.
Dodao je da građani treba da se okupe oko zajedničkih vrednosti i razvoja svojih sredina.
- Mi smo samo običan narod koji hoće mirno da živi, poštujući sve druge - rekao je Vučević.
Skupu su prisustvovali i predsednica Pokrajinske vlade Maja Gojković, potpredsednica Vlade Srbije i ministarka privrede Adrijana Mesarović, kao i pokrajinski sekretar za poljoprivredu, vodoprivredu i šumarstvo Vladimir Galić.
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RepublikaParty-alignedCenter4 days agoThe article reports on current weather conditions in Serbia, noting intense thunderstorms and heavy rainfall affecting northern Vojvodina, particularly Bačka and Banat regions, as well as Kosovo and Metohija. It mentions that these storm systems are local and short-lived but intense, with significant amounts of rain falling in a short time. Other parts of Serbia are described as sunny and very warm, with temperatures ranging from 28 to 31°C, including 30°C in Belgrade.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a factual report on weather conditions without any political commentary, framing, or bias. The content focuses solely on meteorological data and does not involve political entities, policies, or opinions.
KurirParty-alignedRight7 days agoMiloš Vučević, leader of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), stated during a meeting with citizens in Banatski Karadjordjev that Serbia must respond to attempts at division, violence, and attacks on the state through elections. He emphasized there would be no compromise with Vojvodina or the Banat region. Vučević claimed that Serbia had been targeted by destabilization efforts and attacks on state institutions, but stability was preserved due to public support. He called for unity among citizens despite differing political views and urged people to focus on shared values and development.
Bias read (Right): The article presents Miloš Vučević’s speech emphasizing strong stances against regional autonomy (Vojvodina and Banat), framing the situation as an attack on the state rather than internal political disagreements. The language used ('no game', 'attack on the state') suggests a hardline approach, and
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Telegraf.rsIndependentCenter8 days agoA strong thunderstorm with heavy rainfall is moving over the northern parts of Serbia, particularly affecting areas such as Subotica and the broader Bačka region. The storm is expected to continue moving southeast throughout the day, potentially reaching areas around Vršac by evening before shifting over Romania. Rainfall amounts between 10 to 20 liters per square meter are anticipated in affected regions. Other parts of Serbia, including Belgrade, are expected to remain dry and mostly sunny. Current temperatures range from 18°C to 26°C.
Bias read (Center): The article provides a factual weather report without any political commentary, framing, or biased language. It focuses solely on meteorological conditions and does not involve political actors, policies, or contentious issues.
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