
Opposition
The Democratic Party and Zajedno are uniting
The unification agreement will be signed by the president of the DS, Srđan Milivojević, and the co-presidents of the political party Zajedno, Biljana Stojković and Nebojša Zelenović.

The unification agreement will be signed by the president of the DS, Srđan Milivojević, and the co-presidents of the political party Zajedno, Biljana Stojković and Nebojša Zelenović.

Co-president of the party Zajedno Nebojsa Zelenović believes that not accepting the mandate would lead to new elections within six months
"I absolutely think that everyone participates in the fact that nothing is found out, from the criminal structures to the state of Serbia. It is even unclear, if there were negotiations between the Serbian and Kosovo authorities on the release of these people, I think that they escape from that environment, which means that in the Kosovar authorities also participate in this," the deputy of the Green-Left Front told Vreme
Our goal is to convince brave and determined representatives of the academic community of artists, health and educational workers, peasants, workers, business community and public speakers to join this great fight against violence. All together, in the elections, we will overcome evil
Aleksandar Jovanović, co-president of the Zajedno party, says that the formation of a coalition at the moment does not lead to the unification of the opposition, which his "Ecological Uprising" advocates for
The work of the Inquiry Committee for the determination of the facts about the mass murders in Elementary School "Vladislav Ribnikar" and in Mladenovac was suspended by the President of the Assembly, Vladimir Orlić, without any consultation with the members of the committee.
There were no MPs who were not pro-European oriented to replace Minister Gašić. Nebojsa Zelenović announces new forms of protest
148 MPs voted for him to remain in the position of Minister of Police, and only 37 voted against. The motion to remove Gasić was signed by 61 MPs.
"Whether we will do it, we will see depending on the readiness of the organizers and the number of people, but it is definitely a form of increasing pressure on the government with the idea of meeting the demands of the protest."
During the fifth hour of the protest, citizens pitched tents under the overpass with the intention of not leaving until all demands were met. It is estimated that this is the most massive protest in Serbia
"There is no truly democratic society without the involvement of a large number of citizens in the decisions of political parties. No one will represent a party in elections without gaining legitimacy in this way. We invite citizens to get involved in the selection of the best candidates, and this is the way to ensure that deputies and councilors are responsible to those who elect them. We will restore citizens' will to engage in politics and thus we will wipe out partocracy, that terrible disease of our public life."
Zelenović said that a battle is ahead for every vote, Ćuta said that Vučić will no longer rule Belgrade, and Jovanović said that he is praying to God that he will win again in some polling stations.
Polling stations close at 20:30 p.m., but everyone who has lined up by then has the right to vote. Thus, in Belgrade alone, around XNUMX people, according to the estimates of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MUP), are waiting to exercise their right to vote.
He sees a vote for Vučić and SNS as a vote for Rio Tinto. He thinks that it is not possible to have a good life without institutionally secured freedom. He believes that Serbia needs a strategic political agreement with the EU and the USA. He is fond of environmental protection, swimming and cycling. In the upcoming parliamentary elections, he will be the holder of the list of green-oriented parties and movements gathered in the "Moramo" coalition.
"It is unacceptable to destroy half the country for lithium and jadarite, so that someone could make batteries in Germany"
About forty environmental organizations in about fifty cities and municipalities throughout Serbia have announced road blockades for the third Saturday in a row. Their credibility, future actions and the reaction of state authorities will depend on the mass of the protests
In an interview for the new "Vreme", Nebojša Zelenović talks about relations with the co-organizers of the protest, guest appearance in "Impression of the Week" with Savo Manojlović, coalition partners from "Ne davimo Beograd", Olivera Zekić and REM, Rio Tinto and numerous other topics
While Kreni-Promeni announces a victory celebration on Friday at 14 p.m., the leader of the Ecological Uprising Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta calls for the continuation of the blockades on Saturday at 13 p.m.
Savo Manojlović from the Kreni-Promeni movement announced that the protests will continue until two initial demands are met: the amendment of the Law on Referendum and People's Initiative and the withdrawal of the Law on Expropriation. He does not need to say anything about the expansion of the list
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