Anđelković: Vučić shaken and therefore no elections
Political analyst Dragomir Anđelković stated today that the murder of Aleksandar Nešović in the restaurant '27' in Senjak has shaken the criminal government in Serbia and that President Aleksandar Vučić will not dare to call early parliamentary elections due to falling ratings.
TL;DR
- The murder of Aleksandar Nešović in Senjak has shaken the criminal government in Serbia.
- Political analyst Dragomir Anđelković believes President Aleksandar Vučić will not call early parliamentary elections due to falling ratings.
- The cover-up of the murder, involving four police officers, weakens Vučić's ability to manipulate elections.
- The incident is expected to impact the Serbian Progressive Party's (SNS) and Vučić's ratings, though Vučić's media will try to mitigate the damage.
- Anđelkovi ć states that the public is already aware of the government's criminal connections, so the murder confirms their negative perceptions rather than causing new disappointment.
- Vučić is losing support from his closest political and criminal circles, who are assessing their future if he loses power.
- The support for Vučić and SPS has fallen below 40 percent, making election manipulation difficult.
- Anđelković predicts that attempting to rig elections would lead to massive protests, escalating the energy seen in previous demonstrations.