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Djilas

[ ji-lahs ]

noun

  1. Ѿ·· [mee, -law-vahn], 1911–1995, Yugoslavian political leader and author, born in Montenegro.


Djilas

/ ˈːɑː /

noun

  1. DjilasMilovan19111995MYugoslavPOLITICS: politicianWRITING: writer Milovan. 1911–95, Yugoslav politician and writer; vice president (1953–54): imprisoned (1956–61, 1962–66) for his criticism of the communist system
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On Sunday, Dragan Djilas, the former mayor of Belgrade and a leader of the Serbia Against Violence alliance, told Reuters news agency that "changes in Serbia have begun."

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“Changes in Serbia have started and there is no force that can stop that,” said Dragan Djilas, the opposition coalition leader, after he voted in Belgrade.

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“Election conditions are not the same. The conditions are worse than in the past,” said opposition politician Dragan Djilas, one of the leaders of the Serbia Against Violence bloc.

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Vucic regularly blasts Djilas and other opposition leaders as enemies of the state and “thieves” who are taking instructions from Western embassies.

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Opposition leader Djilas is even harsher, saying that “EU politicians largely are allies of Aleksandar Vucic.”

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