Church & State
Cardenal Nemet dreams of a "just state" for Serbia
Cardinal Ladislav Nemet expressed a desire for a just state in Serbia. This follows election results in which university students defeated Aleksandar Vucic at the polls. Vucic has held power for 12 years, serving as prime minister from 2014 to 2017 and as president since then. According to Vida Nueva, opposition groups characterized his administration as corrupt and authoritarian.
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- Reporting@Revista_VNLos universitarios arrasan a Vucic en las urnas tras soñar el cardenal Nemet con un “Estado justo” para Serbia
Vida Nueva · Miguel Angel Malavia
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- Oct 26, 3:58 AM Vida Nueva Español Los universitarios arrasan a Vucic en las urnas tras soñar el cardenal Nemet con un “Estado justo” para Serbia
- Oct 26, 5:01 AM Famiglia Cristiana Italiano Belgrado in festa: il movimento studentesco serbo trionfa alle urne e mette fine all’era Vučić
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