Serbia breaks protest records in fight to end government corruption

Serbia breaks protest records in fight to end government corruption

The wave of student-led anti-government protests continues to grow in Serbia, sparked by an awning collapse at the Novi Sad train station that killed 15 people last November, reports Sofija Filipovic.

The task of the protest is not only the overthrow of Vučić, nor only the dismantling of the corrupt regime, but also a preventive fight against the "mangups in our ranks".

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Protests and gatherings of citizens continue to take place across Serbia, and the "biggest ever" gathering of the president's new movement (SNS 2.0) has been postponed. There is also a threat of flooding in the Jadra valley, exactly at the place where the lithium mine will (not) be located. The live day will be on site.

Since the deadly collapse of the awning of the Novi Sad train station on November 1, 2024, Serbia has raised itself against the murderous corruption of President Vučić's regime and respect for the rule of law. This demand for justice led by the students has won the whole country. Follow the latest information in real time and free access. The thread of the Info / Balkans Courier, Vucic, Serbia, Politics, Society, Free