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The Democratic Movement of Serbia (Serbian: Demokratski pokret Srbije) or DEPOS, was a centre-right political coalition founded in 1992. The coalition was formed by:^[1]

• Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO)
• Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS)
• Serbian Liberal Party (SLS)
• New Democracy (ND)

The coalition received 16.89% of the popular vote in the 1992 and 16.64% in the 1993 parliamentary elections. The DSS left the coalition ahead of the 1993 election, while the DEPOS was joined by the Civic Alliance of Serbia and the People's Peasant Party. The coalition was dissolved in 1993 after New Democracy entered into a coalition government with the Socialist Party.

See also

• Democratic Opposition of Serbia

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