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A tense election in Serbia will decide if a student movement can topple populist leader Vucic

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Serbia is holding an early parliamentary election this weekend in a tense political contest. A grassroots, student-led movement is challenging the 14-year rule of the Balkan country's powerful leader, Aleksandar Vucic, and his right-wing populist party.

The election will determine whether the opposition movement can successfully unseat Vucic and bring an end to his prolonged tenure in power. The vote represents a significant political test for the established leadership amidst growing domestic discontent and mobilization by younger demographics.

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