
The wave of protests is spreading.
Pumpa and Veliko Bonjince, a village near Babusnica
As of February 18, some form of protest action was held at least once in at least 313 towns and villages

As of February 18, some form of protest action was held at least once in at least 313 towns and villages

In addition to Novi Sad, commemorative gatherings were held in Belgrade, Sombor, Kraljevo, Niš, Leskovac, Aleksandrovac, Zrenjanin, Kovina, Čačak and Novi Pazar.

The "journalists" who, unsigned, prepared the confession of a family that lost two girls under a canopy, knew very well what they were doing and what they were getting into.

"We are dealing with someone who wants to use children in politics, which are incredible things," said Serbian Prime Minister Miloš Vučević.

The students in the blockade thanked everyone who was at the big rally on Sunday in Slavia and supported them

More and more citizens, especially young people, are at the roadblocks. From the action of individuals and activists, the protest in smaller towns becomes massive

Educators protested together for students and high school students, in order to support them. About 150 people gathered in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on Friday in support of the student protests in Serbia.

More Belgraders oppose various SNS projects than support them. Citizens think particularly poorly of Šapić, according to the NSPM survey, which is exclusively published by "Vreme".

The Union of Music Artists of Serbia and the Union of Dramatic Artists of Vojvodina demand that the suspect for trampling four members of the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra during the 15-minute action "Stop, Serbia" be properly punished

The mayor of Novi Sad, Milan Đurić, calls fellow citizens "arrogant and arrogant" because they are demanding responsibility and justice for the tragedy at the newly reconstructed railway station. Such statements cause anger and outrage

During the blockades on Friday, it was only by crazy luck that no one was killed. But the fuses are getting shorter. That's how it happens where the government has only one principle - to stay in power

Four members of the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra were run over on Friday when an elderly man drove his car into them at full speed at the "Stop, Serbia" protest, confirmed to "Vremen". The higher public prosecutor ordered the RS driver from Kikinda to be detained for up to 48 hours

In several cities in Serbia, the "Stop, Serbia" protest was still held today in connection with the tragedy at the Novi Sad railway station, in which 1 people died and two were seriously injured on November 15. Students blocked classes at dozens of faculties in the country.
Since the death under the canopy in Serbia, protests have been daily. A number of faculties are blocked. No one knows how long this may last, but critics and oppositionists claim to be noticing the government's nervousness

ZLF provincial deputy Branislav Grubački told "Vreme" that the opposition deputies were holding banners with a red bloody fist, the new slogan of the civil protest: "If there is no justice for the people, let there be no peace for the government."
The Karlovac High School condemned the violent behavior of the President of the Municipality of Sremski Karlovci Dražen Đurđić and other persons towards the students of that school during the action "Stop, Serbia" on November 29. "We are very happy that the school supported us", the students told "Vreme" and announced a new action

Between 29 and 6400 people across Serbia participated in the action "Stop, Serbia" on November 6900, of which slightly more than a third were students

The blockade of the Rectorate of self-organized students has begun and will last for 12 hours. Students say: "We will not remain silent while the police and thugs beat us"

Exactly at 11:52, citizens stopped on the streets in memory of the victims of the fall of the canopy at the Railway Station in Novi Sad

Citizens all over Serbia paid their respects to those who died at the Novi Sad Railway Station on November 1 with a symbolic fifteen-minute silence. Although the media close to the government portrayed the action as "violence", in Leskovac the mayor Goran Cvetanović, a member of SNS, and directors of public companies joined the protest.

With a symbolic fifteen-minute silence, citizens across Serbia paid their respects to those who died at the Novi Sad Railway Station on November 1. Traffic blockades were organized in several places in Belgrade, and near the Faculty of Dramatic Arts and RTS there were fights between angry drivers on the one hand, and gathered citizens on the other.
The ProGlas initiative, together with partners at the local level, will organize actions called "Stop Serbia" in more than 20 cities in Serbia.