How did the student Miloš Pavlović, who wanted to "study" in Ćaciland, fail all the moral and life tests? Is the threat of slaughtering Vučić a staged prank or justifiable attention-grabbing? What does the regime's Sešeljism have to do with it? And why uncertainty cancels personality
Medical student Miloš Pavlović celebrated his birthday on Saturday, September 6, in Pionirski Park in Ćaciland, and he made a wish while blowing out the candles.
Professor Dragutin Ćirković is currently acting dean of FDU
The best student, as the representatives of the authorities called him, today, there is no sign or voice. Did Miloš Pavlović's one poorly done colloquium cost more than he could have imagined
According to the official note of the police published by the lawyer Ivan Ninić on the X network, on June 4, the police patrol came to Studentski Grad due to a noise report, but was withdrawn on the order of the headquarters. Student Miloš Pavlović, who was in the locked cafe, refused to talk to the police officers
Although "Students who want to learn" announced that they were postponing the decision to go on hunger strike until Vidovdan, that day came, and they did not move the deadline or fulfill their promise
While protests by "students who want to learn" continue in tents in front of the National Assembly and in Pionirski Park, lawyer Ivan Ninić discovers a judicial paradox: a document showing that student Miloš Pavlović is officially registered as living right there — on public land
The Third Basic Court concluded that the request of the Prosecutor's Office to remand the students suspected of the attack on Miloš Pavlović was unfounded, and that they should be released
While the interrogation of the five detained students for the incident in Student City was going on, the students called the citizens to a protest in front of the Third Basic Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade. VJT announced that this was undue influence on the prosecution
Did Aleksandar Vučić line up the top police and order the immediate arrest of all the attackers of the regime's favorite student Miloš Pavlović
The sentence first written on Instagram by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić: "Better boys than nazis" also appeared on the Niš fortress with a swastika.
So far, 18 suspects have been arrested for the attack on student Miloš Pavlović. The Ministry of the Interior announced that "the police continue to work on the identification and arrest of other participants in the incident."
"They call us fighters for democracy fascist bandits," said the students
In the videos that are spreading on social networks, it can be seen that Pavlović was hit in the head with a full can, as well as that several young men surrounded and harassed him, while the others chanted
Miloš Pavlović experienced a meteoric rise from an anonymous medical student to a media star in the progressive sky. How did this 21-year-old deserve it
The morning after the attack on Miloš Pavlović in the Student City, he was received by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, in the Presidency on Andrićev venc. Again, in the context of "armchair blockers", he used "Nazism" and "fascism" in his mouth.
Miloš Pavlović was attacked because he did not understand that in progressive Serbia, participation in public life has an informal price. And that now they are paying for it as well
Miloš Pavlović, a student who wants to study, claims that he experienced a "fascist" attack near Studenjak. Minister Zlatibor Lončar personally welcomed him in the Emergency Center and tabloid cameras were ready
At the request of Vučić, whom they value so much, the uncles, i.e. students who want to study, i.e. the students of 2.0 did not go on hunger strike on June 1, as they announced, but will do so on Vidovdan, if the state does not allow them to attend classes unhindered by then
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić asked "Students who want to learn" not to start the announced hunger strike. Miraculously, they listened to him
"Students who want to learn" will decide whether to start the announced hunger strike only after the meeting with the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić
The most bizarre announcement of the hunger strike belongs to Miloš Pavlović, "a student who wanted to study". He asks that people love and appreciate him, together with the rest of Pionirski Park
While "students who want to learn" announce a hunger strike, SNS president Miloš Vučević tells them from the small screens: eat, children. Everything seems like a well-known play in which both the director and the audience know each other
Students gathered in "ćaciland" in Pionirski Park announce a massive hunger strike if all faculties in Serbia do not resume work by June 1
A "formal and legitimate student group" with the name "Students who want to learn" is now threatening the media with lawsuits. And is it really a valid association of "čacija"
Based on the methodology of the work of the Serbian Progressive Party and its followers, "Students who want to learn" announce lawsuits due to "frequent publications containing unfounded, tendentious and offensive comments" against them, but primarily against Aleksandar Vučić and SNS
Savo Manojlović and six other members of the Kreni - Promni movement are at the police station in Mother Jevrosime Street and offer passive resistance, protesting the arrest of Željko Latas, their councilor, on suspicion of having physically attacked Miloš Pavlović and two other people in Pionirsk park.
