@Bernd_Kaiser_BD I love the English language. It can say so much without calling things by their proper name.Instead of - the government’s deadly mismanagement - I would simply use the noun - corruption.
@KaPe20207@AndreaCapussela Sure. That’s exactly why students have been standing up to a tyrant in power for the last 14 years. So yeah, education in Serbia SUCKS.
We are receiving repeated warnings that people linked to Aleksandar Vučić’s Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) may be mobilised to provoke confrontations at around 9 pm tonight, as the first election projections emerge.
The students want free, peaceful elections and a result decided at the ballot box. The higher the turnout, the greater Vučić’s fear of defeat — and the greater the risk of deliberate provocations.
Vučić and his government have allowed a climate of intimidation and violence to grow. They bear full political responsibility for preventing any further escalation. If SNS-linked groups are deployed to trigger clashes, Vučić must be held accountable.
We demand immediate police protection for voters, candidates, students and observers.
Serbia’s future must be decided by votes, never by violence.
Aleksandar Vučić has been Vladimir Putin’s last reliable friend in Europe.
But the Serbian president now faces the prospect of being swept away by a popular revolt after more than a decade in power as his country goes to the polls in its most important election for a generation
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