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Serbian protesters pressure government over railway disaster

March 3, 2025 3 Min Read
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NIS, Serbia – Tens of 1000’s of individuals flocked to the southern city of Nis on Saturday to commemorate victims of a railway station catastrophe and participate in a student-led protest that has turn out to be the largest menace but to the Serbian president’s grip on energy.

Mass demonstrations have gathered momentum within the 4 months since 15 folks had been killed when a roof collapsed at a newly renovated prepare station in Novi Unhappy, Serbia’s second-biggest metropolis.

Many Serbians blame the collapse on corruption they hyperlink to President Aleksandar Vucic’s decade in energy, and lecturers, farmers and different employees have joined the protests that started with a scholar blockade of courses at universities in December.

Vucic’s authorities has mentioned it would launch an anti-corruption marketing campaign, and has denied allegations of corruption.

At 11:52 am, the time when the roof collapsed on November 1, 1000’s stood in silence within the central streets of Nis to commemorate the victims.

“That is the best way to make a revolution,” mentioned Tarek, a 22-year-old graphic designer from the town of Novi Pazar. “It’s the proper technique to obtain the change, to create a greater future, a purposeful state with out corruption.”

Tons of of scholars marched to Nis for the protest and had been joined by about 1,500 folks on motor bikes.

Among the many protesters had been Anja and Ana, 20-year-old college students who walked to Nis from the city of Bor about 130 km (80 miles) away.

“Strolling to Nis, I believe, we managed to get up Serbia. We really feel good due to that and we may stroll again one other 130 kilometres,” mentioned Anja, who didn’t give her full title.

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“This isn’t the society we want to stay in. We would like a greater future.

Prime Minister Milos Vucevic and two different ministers have resigned over the protests, which have taken place within the capital Belgrade and in cities throughout the nation.

Prosecutors have charged 13 folks in reference to the roof collapse.

However the college students have continued every day protests, urgent their calls for that authorities publish paperwork referring to the station roof collapse and justice for these accountable. In addition they need expenses towards the protesting college students to be dismissed, and an elevated finances for increased schooling.

To spice up assist, Vucic toured jap Serbia, assembly farmers and residents. “There might be no color revolution,” Vucic mentioned within the jap city of Majdanpek on Saturday.

On Friday, deputy prime minister Aleksandar Vulin accused Western intelligence providers of making an attempt to stage a “color revolution” in Serbia – a reference to in style uprisings skilled by former Soviet states.

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