MIroslav Aleksic (BETAPHOTO/MILAN OBRADOVIC)
The Serbia Against Violence coalition will sometime today (April 12) deliver proposals to National Assembly Speaker Ana Brnabic for how to further work on implementing the ODIHR recommendations for improving election conditions, opposition representatives have said.
Opposition MPs Miroslav Aleksic and Jelena Jerinic told N1 TV that they would propose solutions to the issue of the electoral roll, vote buying, campaigning by state officials, and usurpation of media space by government representatives.
April 11 saw a second round of dialogue between representatives of the authorities and the opposition, which was also attended by representatives of the embassies of the U.S., the EU and other countries. The topics of the meeting were potential solutions to the current situation regarding elections and ways to avoid a boycott.
The opposition left the meeting, unhappy with the regime representatives' stance, but later in the day Brnabic asked the opposition to present its demands for how it believes the talks should continue.
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