00:02Serbia's student list declared victory in parliamentary elections on Sunday,
00:07ending 14 years of power for longtime leader Aleksandr Vucic.
00:11In a brief statement to the nation, Vucic conceded defeat
00:15and announced that student list won between 135 and 140 seats in parliament,
00:21with his party set to receive 105.
00:24The victory comes after nearly two years of student-led anti-government protests.
00:30Most of student list candidates are experts from fields including academia and the arts,
00:35with little political experience,
00:37who built a platform centered on a pledge to fight corruption.
00:40The students won.
00:43And with them the hope that Serbia can be a land of right, freedom and freedom.
00:49Let this night be the beginning until a new event.
00:52A event in which we won't be able to divide by winners and winners.
00:56Almost immediately, crowds flooded the streets of the capital, Belgrade,
01:00and other Serbian cities in an outburst of euphoric celebration.
01:05Voters cast ballots in huge numbers on Sunday,
01:08with the country recording its highest parliamentary election turnout in more than three decades.
01:13Domestic and international observers were monitoring the vote,
01:16with students mobilizing large numbers of volunteers to oversee the process.
01:21Vucic, who had close ties with Russia and denounced the student movement as a foreign-led attempt to unseat him,
01:28led with virtually absolute power for 14 years.
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