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==Factual inaccuracy==

Andrija Mandić is not even the leader of the Democratic Front, let alone the opposition. He is a leader of one of its member parties, New Serb Democracy, which has the same number of MPs as the Democrats (hence we could say that Aleksa Bečić is the joint leader of the opposition). Besides that, Mandić has little to no influence in the rest of the opposition parties (notably Democrats, URA, SDP). Therefore, I think that his designation as the leader of the opposition is nowhere near the truth. [[User:Sideshow Bob|Sideshow Bob]] 07:47, 12 March 2018 (UTC)

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Factual inaccuracy

Andrija Mandić is not even the leader of the Democratic Front, let alone the opposition. He is a leader of one of its member parties, New Serb Democracy, which has the same number of MPs as the Democrats (hence we could say that Aleksa Bečić is the joint leader of the opposition). Besides that, Mandić has little to no influence in the rest of the opposition parties (notably Democrats, URA, SDP). Therefore, I think that his designation as the leader of the opposition is nowhere near the truth. Sideshow Bob 07:47, 12 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]

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