US Edition100 days since the fall of the canopy: Road blockades in Niš, Novi Sad and Belgrade
- Striking university students in Serbia blocked the Gazela Bridge in Belgrade and roads across the country to commemorate 100 days since the deadly canopy collapse that killed 15 people.
- The protests demand justice for the Nov. 1 disaster, which critics attribute to government corruption.
- President Aleksandar Vucic accused protesters of foreign collusion and vowed to defeat what he termed a 'colored revolution.'
- The protests have gained momentum, with tens of thousands participating, and have already led to the resignation of Prime Minister Milos Vucevic.
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Young Serbs on Sunday blocked a bridge in Belgrade as the widespread student protests in the country entered their 100th day. The corruption allegations are pressuring President Aleksandar Vucic and have already forced Serbia's prime minister to resign.
Protesters in Serbia remain dissatisfied with the government's handling of the collapse of the station's canopy.
The collapse of a station canopy had caused anti-corruption protests nationwide in Serbia. On Sunday, students again blocked several important roads.
Serbia Students Block Highways In Belgrade And Other Cities
Serbian students protesting against corruption blocked major roads and intersections in several cities across the country, including Belgrade, on Sunday, marking 100 days since the collapse of part of the concrete roof of the Belgrade train station.
Serbian Students Lead Protest Movement Against Government Corruption
Serbian Students Lead Protest Movement Against Government Corruption University students in Serbia have intensified their protest campaign by blocking major infrastructure in the country, marking 100 days since a tragic incident at a train station that resulted in 15 deaths. The protests, sparked by the canopy collapse, have become a symbol of the fight against government corruption.The student-led movement has gained significant traction, with …
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