Article: Saying no to Serbia's elections: real democracy vs. realpolitik.(Cover Story)

Article: Outdating Dayton: opposition takes to the street - and polls - ...
The Nation;  December 23, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... nationalist parties and one non-nationalist party The non-nationalists, the Civic Alliance of Vesna Pesic, is unfortunately by far the weakest member. Only the Civic Alliance has raised the issue of Serbian responsibility for the war and ethnic cleansing ...

Article: KOSOVO STRIFE RAGES ON.(MAIN)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  August 5, 1999 ;     607 words ... ... Montenegro with Democratic Party leader Zoran Djindjic, Social Democratic Party president Vuk Obradovic and Civic Alliance head Vesna Pesic. CAPTION(S): AMEL EMRIC/ASSOCIATED PRESS FRENCH SOLDIERS exhume a mass grave northwest of the Kosovo ...

Article: After Milosevic?(Slobodan Milosevic of Serbia)
The Nation;  March 3, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... rallies? The opposition is, after all, hardly homogeneous. It includes, as part of Zajedno, the Civic Alliance party, led by Vesna Pesic, which is its smallest and most open-minded party. Antiwar and pro-human rights from the beginning ...

Article: YUGOSLAVIA: PRIME CANDIDATE CHALLENGES MILOSEVIC FOR FIRST TIME
Inter Press Service English News Wire;  October 4, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... SPO) led by the charismatic Vuk Draskovic, the Democratic Party (DS) of Zoran Djindjic, Civic Alliance (GSS) of veteran peace activist Vesna Pesic and the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) led by Vojislav Kostunica. With economic recovery ...

Article: Milosevic Foes Vow No Letup; Protests to Continue Until Pledges ...
The Washington Post;  February 6, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... leaders -- Vuk Draskovic of the Serbian Renewal Movement, the Democratic Party's Zoran Djindjic and Vesna Pesic of the Civic Alliance -- are scheduled to visit Paris on Thursday, gaining the endorsement of a French government that had long ...

Article: Milosevic on the down slope. (Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic)
The New Leader;  December 1, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... opposition leaders -- Vuk Draskovic of the Serbian Renewal Movement, Zoran Djindjic of the Democratic Party and Vesna Pesic of the Civic Alliance Party -- responded by staging massive protest demonstrations over the next 100 days. Obviously shaken ...

Article: Serbian Body Affirms Wins By Opposition; Parliament `Special Law' ...
The Washington Post;  February 12, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... Party told subdued protesters this evening that the coalition will hold another meeting Wednesday evening. Vesna Pesic of the Civic Alliance, another leader of the opposition coalition, added: "Our job is not finished, and we must continue ...