Serbia’s largest rally sees 325,000 protest government

Two thousand people in Serbia fell on the capital of Serbia to protest the death of 15 people at the railway station on Saturday.

The government said that in the absence of an independent monitor 325,000 – while the Independent Monitor is not accepted in 107,000.

This Novi is crumbling In November last year, the government and President Alexander Vucic were angry. Demonstrators blame corruption and accuse the corner for life loss.

The progressive party, which is closely related to the latest update of the disasters, the station, believes that a management reflects more than a decade.

Despite many resignations – and insist that VUCIC did not go anywhere – protests only continued to grow.

“We only want one country,” the law, “law student Jana Vasic told the BBC in the growing crowd in Belgrade.

“We want the bodies that do their job properly. We do not care about what side the party is. But we need a country where there is no justice for more than four months.”

Republican Square – Only one of the four meeting points around the Serbian capital was full of “15th” to protest – to flood on Saturday.

Some were the traditional point for Belgraders of Prince Mihajlo – the traditional point for Belgraders, in London’s Piccadilly, the Eros equivalent.

Others, in front of the national museum, were shifts along the way, returning to the students’ square.

The other session points were crowded ahead of the rendezvous planned in front of the Milli Majlis as each end.

The public meeting archive was attended by 275,000-325,000, the protest – “the number is higher,” he said.

“The structure of emergency, dynamic nature and installation, as well as the situation in some parts of the city … The more accurate assessment is impossible,” he said.

Serbian media 22 people were arrested and 56 people were injured.

Protests regarding the sad collapse of Novi began with students, taxi drivers, farmers and lawyers.

Breast protest, motorcycle driver, facing tractors around the camp of the pro-government opposite protesters, was drawn on the edge of the Milli Majlis.

Then welcome to a rousing a parade of military veterans. They said they would catch a citizen for everyone who attacked the students.

Students demolished concrete and glass cover in the second city of Serbia and only re-opened, and only re-opened in 2022 – VUICIC and called for full transparency and collapse.

They want to publish all documents related to the government’s repair project and say that they are not satisfied with the released documents.

They also want those responsible for the accusation and conviction of disaster. The prosecutors accused of at least 16 people, including the former Minister of Civil Engineering Goran Vesic.

But the charges should still go to court. Students insist that they will continue with their protests until the authorities meet all the requirements.

“We progress,” said a student representing the Faculty of Philosophy of BBC University of Belgrade. “But none of our requirements are completely met.”

“Several politicians have resigned from their offices,” he said. “But they did not fire. We have not yet seen anything other than empty promises.”

Prime Minister Milos Vucevic announced his resignation in late January. However, this is not yet confirmed by the Milli Majlis and remains in its position.

However, the real force in Serbia is sleeping with vucic, who insists that he did not go anywhere.

“I don’t blackmail,” he said, on the eve of great protest, he said. “I will not allow the street to start a terrible future for this country.”

VUCIC described the student’s objections as “good intention.” However, he had fewer flattering words for the opposition parties, labeling members of the crime. He accused them of “fake interim government” formation.

Borko Stefanovich does not deny that opposition parties are looking for the “Government of Experts”.

The Deputy President of the Freedom and Justice Party describes the “only rational way” of the political crisis that will determine the conditions of fresh elections.

Like other opposition leaders, Stefanovic says that the free elections are currently impossible due to the dominance of the media and government agencies.

However, this is not one of the requirements of students. They simply call on the truth behind the establishment of a sad catastrophe.

The legal professor Miodrag Jovanovic asks “I lecture the responsibility and responsibility and responsibility and responsibility and accountability of the rule of law, constitutional and government officials.”

What happened in the 15th 15 protest is unlikely to trust students until a number of satisfactory answers.