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Serbia's president Boris Tadic resigns

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Published: April 4, 2012 at 11:55 AM

BELGRADE, Serbia, April 4 (UPI) -- Serbian President Boris Tadic said he is resigning his presidential mandate and will run for re-election in May.

Tadic told reporters he will send an official letter of resignation Thursday to Serbian Parliament Speaker Slavica Dukic-Dejanovic. She will then call for presidential elections, which will be scheduled for May 6, Radio B92 and Tanjug reported.

"I will run in the election with a lot of optimism, due to the positive trends in our country," Tadic said Wednesday.

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