politics
Piper: Borko Stefanović wants foreigners to decide what will happen in local elections in Serbia
A guest on N1, Luxembourg television, yesterday was Borko Stefanović from the SSP, a party that has about 2–2.5 percent of support from Serbian citizens. And Borko Stefanović says that he expects a mission from the Council of Europe to come to the local elections in Serbia, analyst Uroš Piper begins.
TL;DR
- Borko Stefanović of the SSP expects a Council of Europe mission for local elections in Serbia.
- Analyst Uroš Piper finds this idea indicative of a lack of citizen support for Stefanović's party.
- Piper sarcastically suggests giving foreign observers voting rights to increase the party's chances.
- Piper believes Serbian citizens do not want foreigners to influence local election outcomes.
- Piper predicts Stefanović will remain a "political pensioner" with low party support.