Bar 100 puta sam odgledao "Sabirni centar".
Sve sam shvatio,samo nisam nikada shvatio suštinu ove pesme.
Danas jesam.
Bože,pa onaj reditelj,Goran Marković je genije
One year after the Novi Sad tragedy, the European Parliament has sent a clear message: Serbia’s democracy must not be silenced.
We condemn the ongoing political polarisation, repression of peaceful protest, and government-controlled propaganda that threaten fundamental freedoms. Justice for the victims, accountability for abuses, and free and fair elections are essential for Serbia’s European future.
We support the call for an EU fact-finding mission and demand full transparency in the investigation. Serbia’s young people and civic movements deserve hope, not fear.
🕊️ Democracy and human dignity are not negotiable — in Novi Sad, in Belgrade, or anywhere in Europe.
#BREAKING#Serbia JUST IN: Protests in Serbia have intensified, spreading across 138 municipalities.
The protests, primarily driven by students, farmers, and education workers, were sparked by a tragic incident in which a concrete canopy collapsed at a renovated train station in Novi Sad, killing 15 people.
The disaster has been linked to corruption, prompting widespread anger and calls for accountability.
Additional documentation related to the collapse of the canopy in Novi Sad will be published soon on the official website of the Government of Serbia, announced Prime Minister Miloš Vučević.