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)
The government underestimated their perseverance and unity. Keep it up ❤️
Aggressive_Limit2448 on
The despotic president which was propaganda minister in the 90s will not leave office
StonekyKong on
Alba Bulgarica bussin fr
MilanKucan on
F Vucic!
RoyalChris on
No wonder this is happening when Serbia is being run by a former propaganda chief. The man has lied to his people for years, finally when shit hit the fan people caught up. Get that mfer and his buddies out and put them on trial for fucking up the nation and the region.
konrov on
Respect from Romania!!!
Common_Brick_8222 on
Good job Serbians! Don’t let them make you forget about the tragedy that they have done!
TranslateErr0r on
I have a genuine question on Belgrade right now. I have a tourist visit planned there and I was wondering if these (absolutely necessary) protests impact experiencing the city.
I am aware this may sound insensitive in light of the seriousness of the situation but would appreciate a serious answer.
DeadlyJewWitch on
How many doesn’t matter, in fact. Until protesters will take the right to use force and violence in their own hands, they will change nothing. Belarus and Georgia situations ended badly just because of peaceful protests, on other side Syria showed how exactly this can be.
Edit: they must understand that they are not dealing with democracy, they are dealing with Russian puppets whose place is in the grave.
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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)
More information about the protests [here](https://podrzistudente.org)
And yet EU stands firm with their boy Vučić.
Look forward to this in the states!
The government underestimated their perseverance and unity. Keep it up ❤️
The despotic president which was propaganda minister in the 90s will not leave office
Alba Bulgarica bussin fr
F Vucic!
No wonder this is happening when Serbia is being run by a former propaganda chief. The man has lied to his people for years, finally when shit hit the fan people caught up. Get that mfer and his buddies out and put them on trial for fucking up the nation and the region.
Respect from Romania!!!
Good job Serbians! Don’t let them make you forget about the tragedy that they have done!
I have a genuine question on Belgrade right now. I have a tourist visit planned there and I was wondering if these (absolutely necessary) protests impact experiencing the city.
I am aware this may sound insensitive in light of the seriousness of the situation but would appreciate a serious answer.
How many doesn’t matter, in fact. Until protesters will take the right to use force and violence in their own hands, they will change nothing. Belarus and Georgia situations ended badly just because of peaceful protests, on other side Syria showed how exactly this can be.
Edit: they must understand that they are not dealing with democracy, they are dealing with Russian puppets whose place is in the grave.