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Marinika Tepić (née Čobanu; born 8
August 1974) is a
Serbian politician. She is a vice-president of the
Party of
Freedom and
Justice (SSP) and a prominent...
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representatives of the SPN were also on
hunger strike during the protests, with
Marinika Tepić
being the
longest one,
totaling 13 days. On 24 December, a riot broke...
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protests increased during the protests,
leading them to
create a coalition.
Marinika Tepić and
Miroslav Aleksić were the
representatives for the parliamentary...
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Marinika Babanazarova is an
Uzbekistani museologist and curator,
mostly known for
being a
director of
Nukus Museum of Art for
thirty years after death...
- The
alliance nominated Zdravko Ponoš as
their presidential candidate,
Marinika Tepić as the head of
their national parliamentary list, and
Vladeta Janković...
- was
chosen president, Stefanović as
deputy president, and Bulatović and
Marinika Tepić as vice-presidents.
Following its formation, SSP
gained two seats...
- election. In the
National ****embly, the
parliamentary group was
headed by
Marinika Tepić,
while in the City ****embly of Belgrade, it was
headed by Mila Popović...
- collection,
risking his own life and
liberty to
acquire banned artworks.
Marinika Babanazarova succeeded Savitsky as
curator of
Nukus Museum of Art in 1984...
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Serbian general election Kojo
supported opposition candidates Zdravko Ponoš,
Marinika Tepić and
Dobrica Veselinović. "Pala prva
klapa filma "Mi
nismo anđeli...
- Skupštinu,
predvodnik Marinika Tepić" [SSP, PSG, the
Movement for
Reversal and
Union Sloga together in the ****embly, to be led by
Marinika Tepić].
Danas (in...
