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Members of the parties who will run in the elections holding a banner "I Choose to Fight!" Photo: FoNet BELGRADE - Coalition "Serbia Against Violence", which won 24% in December parliamentary election and 35% in the election in Belgrade, split last week over the dispute whether to boycott the new election in the capital due to unfair electoral conditions. The parties which will run in the election have named the new coalition "I Choose to Fight!" ("Biram Borbu!") Out of 65 seats in the parliament "Serbia Against Violence" won in December, parties which will run in the elections have 40 MPs, while those who will boycott have 25 MPs. The parties which will be a part of this coalition are People's Movement of Serbia (NPS), Green-Left Front (ZLF), Free Citizens Movement (PSG), and New Face of Serbia (NLS), as well as Ecological Uprising movement. Democratic Party (DS) also decided to run even though it initially…
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New opposition coalition “I Choose to Fight!” formed by the “Serbia Against Violence” members who will run in Belgrade
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