Beograd
Former Main Railway Station: Where rats, drug addicts and snakes moved
In the building, which was declared a protected cultural asset, "rats, snakes, drug addicts, everything but culture are the masters"
In the building, which was declared a protected cultural asset, "rats, snakes, drug addicts, everything but culture are the masters"
Manojlović reproached Zelenović for "breaking the agreement" that the demands of the protest would not be expanded and said that they would backfire if new demands were added every week. Zelenović denied that such an agreement existed and said that the matter with 100.000 people on the streets now "needs to be nailed down" with additional requests to urgently pass a law banning lithium mining in the Jadra valley once and for all and replace the members and head of REM
The same pictures could be seen all over Serbia on Saturday: Citizens peacefully expressing their dissatisfaction with the current state of society, albeit in the middle of traffic roads. The absence of the police was conspicuous. Apart from individual incidents, everything went well
In his address to the nation, Vučić tried to disgust the "decent people" with the opposition and environmental activists, said that Serbia would become a "European miracle" if domestic lithium batteries and electric cars were produced there, and announced that the police on Saturday, December 4, would not prevent road blockages. A tone of quiet menace permeated the entire presentation