Student protests in Belgrade: Masked troublemakers cause excitement!

Student protests in Belgrade: Masked troublemakers cause excitement!

Belgrad, Serbien - in Belgrade is currently bubbling before tension! A planned student protest has put the citizens of the Serbian capital into turmoil. Masked groups roam the streets and fuel unrest, while the students of the electrical engineering faculty originally announced via Instagram to want to move their protest to another place for security reasons - a hint that was quickly withdrawn. Nevertheless, the large demonstration will take place in front of the Serbian parliament as planned, as well as "https://www.kosmo.at/schschwarze-kapuzen-in-belgrad-heilnisvoll-gruppen-burhigen-buerger/"> Kosmo .

In the middle of this tense situation, thousands of Belgraders have already entered the street to support the protesting students. The citizens formed in several columns and marched to an important point where the students have carried out their daily protest blocks for over two months. This mobilization is no coincidence; The students call for justice for the 15 victims of the tragic accident of a fallen concrete roof in Novi Sad, which many see as a symptom of persistent corruption and mismanagement by the government under President Aleksandar Vucic. The demonstrators who are fighting for changes and against continuing state corruption have increasingly become a threat to Vucics, such as AP news reported.

Renaissance of protest

The loarching of the protesters sounded out loud through the streets - with whistles and slogans such as "Pump it up!", Which have developed into a battle cry for the student protests. Despite the cold temperatures, many even brought their children and pets with them. A moving moment was the silent memory of 15 minutes to honor the victims of the tragic accident. Corruption and defects in construction monitoring - especially in the renovation work of desolled concrete roof - have triggered a strong distrust of state institutions among the population. These events have now become a serious challenge for the government that has already lost public trust.