Vučić Revealed Who Will Be the Special Guest at the Meeting in the Arena
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The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fitso, despite a viral disease, planned to travel to Belgrade to participate in a pre-election rally by Alexander Vuccic, the head of the Slovak Government intends to come to Belgrade for a pre-election rally by Alexander Vuccic, who has called a colleague a special guest of the event, writes Denník N. On Saturday morning the Slovak Prime Minister canceled his participation in commemorative events on the an…
Aleksandar Vučić, holder of the "Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia" list, addressed the citizens today via social networks and revealed that the guest at the meeting in the Belgrade Arena on Saturday will be the Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico.
The arena gates open at 3:30 p.m. Musical performances by Vesna Zmijanac, Ace Lukas and Mira Škorić were also announced at the event. The pre-election meeting of the "Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia" list in the Belgrade Arena starts today at 6 p.m., and the special guest at the meeting will be Robert Fico, the Prime Minister of Slovakia. Fico will address the audience and give a speech. - We are talking about a man who protected Serbia everywh…
Prime Minister Fico is excused from the celebrations at Dukla due to illness, but plans to speak at a rally of Serbian progressives in Belgrade. His participation was announced by Aleksandar Vučič.
It is possible that Viktor Orbán will not be the foreign star guest at Serbian President Aleksandar Vucsics' campaign event after Robert Fico was finally able to travel to Belgrade. The Hungarian prime minister was originally invited by Vucsics to replace the Slovak prime minister, but in the meantime the government crisis in Bratislava has been averted.
Aleksandar Vucsics, who recently resigned as president, is holding an election rally in Belgrade on Saturday evening. A foreign "surprise guest" was also invited to the rally. For a while, it seemed that the speaker would be former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, but according to the latest news, the election went to an incumbent Prime Minister, Robert Fico.
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