Belgrade Elections Heat Up: Minimum Wage Hike and Growing Criticism of Šapić

Belgrade Election Update: Minimum Wage Hike Amidst Public Discontent Belgrade, Serbia – With elections looming, the political landscape in Belgrade is heating up. Current mayor, Aleksandar Šapić, is facing increasing criticism, as evidenced by recent reports from TV NovaS. The news outlet highlighted growing public dissatisfaction, with many questioning Šapić's leadership. The recent decision to increase the minimum wage, while seemingly positive, has been interpreted by some as a political maneuver aimed at swaying voters. "The president raises the minimum wage, but it only means that the elections will still happen," reported a TV NovaS journalist, highlighting the skepticism among some citizens. This sentiment is echoed by various political analysts who view the wage increase as a calculated move to improve Šapić's chances at reelection. The TV NovaS report also touched on the challenges faced by Šapić, including criticism from within his own party. The coming weeks will undoubtedly be crucial in shaping the outcome of the election. The citizens of Belgrade await the results with anticipation and hope for a brighter future.