Information about the protest: There have been repeated protests since the November roof collapse at the Novi Sad train station in northern Serbia, which killed 15 people.
Demonstrators blame the incident on widespread corruption, nepotism and poor construction work and have called for swifter judicial action against those found responsible.
The main station, which had been refurbished twice in recent years, was part of a wider infrastructure deal involving Chinese state companies.
Prosecutors have indicted 13 people, including the former Infrastructure Minister Goran Vesic. The indictments, however, have not yet been confirmed by a court to become valid.
Vucic (President) and his supporters accuse the students of working under orders from foreign powers to overthrow the authorities, while pro-government supporters have launched repeated attacks on protesters. (Source: DW)
zyklon21 on
Greetings from Romania brothers. Keep up the good work π
Diplodaugaust on
Go serbian people !
It’s how you get rid of corruption and establish a true democracy πͺπΌπͺπΌ
icyu on
So i’ve been seeing these posts about serbia for a few days/weeks now.. Does this mean that Serbians are finally trying to get rid of putlers regime or is this about smth else?
I know it started with some collapse of a building, corruption, etc. etc., but are they trying to steer away from russian influence or not so much?
ElectricalDevice9653 on
People power, are you watching across the pond?
Annie_0815_79 on
It makes me so happy that finally something is happening in Serbia! The country and its people deserve so much better!
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Information about the protest: There have been repeated protests since the November roof collapse at the Novi Sad train station in northern Serbia, which killed 15 people.
Demonstrators blame the incident on widespread corruption, nepotism and poor construction work and have called for swifter judicial action against those found responsible.
The main station, which had been refurbished twice in recent years, was part of a wider infrastructure deal involving Chinese state companies.
Prosecutors have indicted 13 people, including the former Infrastructure Minister Goran Vesic. The indictments, however, have not yet been confirmed by a court to become valid.
Vucic (President) and his supporters accuse the students of working under orders from foreign powers to overthrow the authorities, while pro-government supporters have launched repeated attacks on protesters. (Source: DW)
Greetings from Romania brothers. Keep up the good work π
Go serbian people !
It’s how you get rid of corruption and establish a true democracy πͺπΌπͺπΌ
So i’ve been seeing these posts about serbia for a few days/weeks now.. Does this mean that Serbians are finally trying to get rid of putlers regime or is this about smth else?
I know it started with some collapse of a building, corruption, etc. etc., but are they trying to steer away from russian influence or not so much?
People power, are you watching across the pond?
It makes me so happy that finally something is happening in Serbia! The country and its people deserve so much better!
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