US EditionEXIT Festival Faces Funding Cut After Backing Protestors – Could It Be Forced to Leave the Country? – EUROP INFO
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Mediafax Exit Festival, which takes place every year in July in an environmental strength from the second city as Serbia's sizes, Novi Sad, was founded in 2000 by students active in the protest movement that contributed to the formation of Slobodan Milošević. The prices of the tickets and the known formations have made it possible to gain the reputation of a dedicated European musical event. About 210,000 people from over 80 countries participat…
The Serbian festival EXIT announces its latest edition in Serbia. A mourning and a glimmer of hope for the country's cultural world.
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EXIT Festival Faces Funding Cut After Backing Protestors – Could It Be Forced to Leave the Country? – EUROP INFO
EXIT Festival, one of Europe’s premier music events, faces an uncertain future after losing crucial government funding following its support for recent protestors. The festival’s public stance has sparked political backlash, leading to the withdrawal of state financial backing. With organizers now considering relocating the event outside its longtime host country, the development raises questions about the intersection of cultural expression, po…
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