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13.05.2016
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This applies to SPS leader Ivica Dacic and LDP leader Cedomir Jovanovic, a statement said, adding that Vucic also did not speak on this subject "with anyone else from any party."

"We plead with those who have been fabricating news these days not to do that anymore, while we will, as we have done before, inform citizens about everything in an orderly and timely fashion," the Progressives (SNS) said. 

This statement came after some media reported that Vucic had met with some party leaders over the past days. 

Cedomir Jovanovic said earlier he would support Vucic "when he fights for a modern and European Serbia, but not when he is the paradigm of a government wearing balaclavas." 

He told a news conference he was "not pushing to enter Vucic's government" and that Serbia was the most important thing for him and his party - one which they can fight for "both in government and in opposition." 

Previously, Jovanovic's pre-election coalition partner Boris Tadic, who heads the SDS party, urged the LDP and the LSV to state whether they intended to cooperate with Vucic's new cabinet.

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