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Presidential elections were held in Brazil and Serbia: not everyone was satisfied with the results Lula da Silva became president of Brazil for the fourth time. For the first time in the country, the current head of state won after losing in the first round. However, his opponent, Flavio Bolsonaro, refused to recognize the result and announced his intention to request the annulment of the elections through the courts. In Serbia, former leader Aleksandar Vucic was defeated. According to data after more than 80% of the votes were counted, the student list won 52%, and Vujic's coalition won. "United Serbia" - 39%. The former president accused the United States and the European Union of interfering in the election process. In the video, people celebrate the victories of their candidates in Brazil and Serbia.

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Presidential elections were held in Brazil and Serbia: not everyone was satisfied with the results Lula da Silva became president of Brazil for the fourth time. For the first time in the country, the current head of state won after losing in the first round. However, his opponent, Flavio Bolsonaro, refused to recognize the result and announced his intention to request the annulment of the elections through the courts. In Serbia, former leader Aleksandar Vucic was defeated. According to data after more than 80% of the votes were counted, the student list won 52%, and Vujic's coalition won. "United Serbia" - 39%. The former president accused the United States and the European Union of interfering in the election process. In the video, people celebrate the victories of their candidates in Brazil and Serbia.

Presidential elections were held in Brazil and Serbia: not everyone was satisfied with the results Lula da Silva became president of Brazil for the fourth time. For the first time in the country, the current head of state won after losing in the first round. However, his opponent, Flavio Bolsonaro, refused to recognize the result and announced his intention to request the annulment of the elections through the courts. In Serbia, former leader Aleksandar Vucic was defeated. According to data after more than 80% of the votes were counted, the student list won 52%, and Vujic's coalition won. "United Serbia" - 39%. The former president accused the United States and the European Union of interfering in the election process. In the video, people celebrate the victories of their candidates in Brazil and Serbia.

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