The output festival comes out of Serbia after supporting student protests

One of the largest music festivals in Europe comes from Serbia with the organizers accusing the “undemocratic pressure”.

The exit festival will spend 25-120 anniversary 25-year anniversary between 10-13 years, but “will be the last”.

The organizers say Serbian bodies cut the government’s financing for the event and some sponsors have been “forced to retreat under state pressure.”

It is said that this applies to the sustainable support of the festival Student management anti-corruption protest In Serbia.

Provincial Culture Secretariat, blame the financial pressure for “not able to support” denied the allegations.

Novi Sad, who was held in the first city of Petrovaradin in Serbian, attracted 200,000 visitors to the festival last year.

The speech is the roots in the Democratic Protest Protection Movement, which led to Slobodan Milosevic in the Yugoslavia presidential election in 2000.

This activist tradition continued with a topic of “Human Trafficking” to High and Queer.

At the last Novi Sad Railway station, 16 people were killed in the last Novi Sady Railway station – 16 people were killed – students have launched protests and supported the festival.

This included students ‘food, sleeping bags and other needs’ and support messages on social media supported messages and support messages on social media.

Founder Dusan Kovacevic, this is now a heavy financial value for the festival, but “there is no price for freedom,” he said.

In a statement about the decision People to get out of Serbia after 25 years, “for the unity, not for the unity, not for the unity.

If the festival will want to move to a different country and if it is, it is not so known.

Title acts included white stripes, arctic monkeys and treatment over the years.

Next month, Frank Carter and French DJ and the manufacturer, along with sex pistols with DJ snakes, return to the sixth appearance at the festival, the festival.

The speech won two European festivals of the year to be one of the largest many-day music events of the year.

Daryl Fidelak, which manages the BELgrad based record label, said the festival had a great influence on the creative stage of the Serbia.

“This has opened the eyes of international audiences, brought a large number of foreigners to negative or even disappearance – Serbia says.

“The output helped Serbia to go to a good place with live music and culture, to go to a very good place than a large number of festivals, customers and events.”