Students March Into Belgrade as Vucic Holds Rally in Southern Serbia Ahead of Vote
The student-led list is seeking to turn nearly two years of anti-corruption protests into votes, with 15,000 poll monitors planned, organizers said.
- Students marched into Belgrade after nationwide protests began over the November 2024 Novi Sad railway-station canopy collapse, which killed 16 people.
- The movement formed the Student List, which is challenging Aleksandar Vucic’s Serbian Progressive Party in Sunday’s early parliamentary election.
- Aleksandar Vucic held a rally in Nis and expressed confidence that his party would win the election.
- The election is considered uncertain, with concerns about voting irregularities, media coverage, violence, and possible unrest.
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The most difficult election in 14 years is threatening to teach.
The 14-year rule of the Serbian Progressive Party could end this weekend.
She was one of the most involved since the beginning of the protests against the government, and shows the strength of the movement in view of the elections on Sunday
Tens of thousands of people gathered in Slavija Square in Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, before the general election on Sunday to support the opposition supported by students.
Serbia goes to elections on Sunday and ahead of the elections 150,000 people have taken to the streets of Belgrade to protest against corruption and support the Student List party.
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Before the parliamentary election on Sunday, more than 100,000 supporters of the opposition took to the streets. President Vučić wants to become head of government
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