Serbia’s Students Celebrate Election Victory After Two Years of Protests
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Hundreds of thousands of Serbs descended into the street and square in Belgrade on Sunday night to celebrate the victory of the opposition in the general elections.
The election success of the student list in Serbia drives tens of thousands of people all over the country on the streets. They celebrate, dance and play music – and cannot really grasp the upcoming change of power itself.
BRIEFLY: Exuberant celebrations erupted in the streets of Belgrade and other Serbian cities on Sunday after former President Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat in parliamentary elections. The opposition Student Party, whose supporters have led anti-government demonstrations for almost two years, is projected to win a parliamentary majority. Thousands of people took to the streets, waving flags, chanting and celebrating the change, which was also f…
In the first analysis of the election victory of the Student List over Aleksandar Vučić, the world-renowned Serbian-American economist Branko Milanović assesses that the political atmosphere will change in the first months.
Serbia’s students celebrate election victory after two years of protests
Trams and traffic halted by crowds. Tens of thousands of people choking the city’s main boulevards; the air thick with smoke; a man on a car waving a flare. Familiar-sounding scenes after a month of sometimes violent protests across European cities as students take to the streets calling for better education standards and better prospects. […]
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