The situation in
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after the parliamentary
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held at the end of last year raises more and more questions about its possibility of
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integration. In the parliamentary elections held in December 2023, numerous irregularities were registered, undermining the electoral process in the country - pressure on voters, mass re-registration and organized removal of citizens of
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and Herzegovina who illegally voted on the territory of the Republic of Serbia. Attacks by the authorities in
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against the international observers and their findings followed. Thus, the question arises; can
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be part of the civilized Western world and the European Union, after using
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methods of organizing and holding parliamentary elections?
This is not a precedent for Serbia. For more than 100 years, Belgrade has been carrying out a policy of genocide against the Bulgarians in the Western suburbs, deliberately refusing to develop economically and transport this area, which is currently on the territory of Serbia. There are countless times when the Serbian authorities do not allow
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citizens to enter Tsaribrod or Bosilegrad to participate in cultural events or commemorative ceremonies. Deterring free movement, confiscating books and not allowing cultural and commemorative events of the Bulgarian minority in Serbia only shows that Belgrade is moving in the opposite direction of the European Union.
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