Begaj’s message on the elections: Vote and make sure you will be heard tomorrow and the following days

Begaj’s message on the elections: Vote and make sure you will be heard tomorrow and the following days

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He addressed the citizens yesterday, saying that local elections give you the opportunity to improve their lives. Cereport reports citing KosovaPress

Begaj said that the representatives, whom the citizens will elect tomorrow, will be responsible for their wellbeing.

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