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By OSCPA S / 06/09/2019 / Comments Off on Kosovo Serb political landscape: Progressive Democratic Party (KoSSev)

The Progressive Democratic Party was formed in 2013 at the founding assembly in Gracanica after its leader, Nenad Rasic left the SLS due to difference of opinion. Since then, the party has participated in Kosovo parliamentary elections, as well as local elections, in 2014 and 2017.

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Published: 5 years ago on 06/09/2019
By: OSCPA S
Last Modified: September 6, 2019 @ 10:11 am
Filed Under: Serb. Monitoring
Tagged With: Elections in Kosovo, Kosovo Serbs, Kossev, Nenad Rasic, Progressive Democratic Party

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