University students lead a strike in Serbia as populist president plans a rally to counter protests
- University students in Serbia are leading protests against the government of Aleksandr Vucic, accusing it of corruption and negligence after a train station roof collapse killed 15 people.
- The protests have caused businesses and schools to close, with calls for a general strike supported by teachers' unions.
- Protesters are demanding accountability and swifter judicial action against those responsible for the collapse, while Vucic accuses students of being influenced by foreign powers.
- Serbia's prosecutors have indicted 13 individuals, including former infrastructure minister Goran Vesic, but doubts remain about the independence of the investigation.
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