Nikola Šećeroski (1934 – 2008), was a candidate for Serbian presidency. He was born in 1934 in Radožda

Radožda

Radožda is a village in the Struga municipality in the southwestern region of the Republic of Macedonia.-Geography:Radožda is situated on the western shore of the Ohrid Lake. It is south of the town Struga. It is from the Macedonian-Albanian border crossing Ćafa San. The closest village is the...

, a village on the shore of Lake Ohrid

Lake Ohrid

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 in the south-west of Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia

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, now the Republic of Macedonia

Republic of Macedonia

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. He ran for President of Serbia

President of Serbia

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in 1990.
In one TV interview, he stated that he made facades, not brooms and brushes.

He was a social activist in 1970s (he protested against some corrupted officials) and a mainstream politician in 1980s.