The students, who, together with high school students and citizens from all over Serbia, went on foot and on bicycles to Niš, where a protest was scheduled for Saturday, are arriving in that city today, where a reception is being organized for them. Cyclists and marathon runners are slowly arriving
After the cyclists, the marathoners also arrived in Nis. Citizens welcome them along both sides of the boulevard. At the entrance to the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, they were greeted with bread and salt.
The cyclists arrived a little earlier, around 17 p.m.
Students who are walking from different cities in Serbia are crossing the last kilometers, and at 20:XNUMX citizens will organize a festive welcome for them in front of the National Theater in Niš.
Meeting with SNS supporters
A column of students that left Bor for Nis a few days ago met buses carrying supporters of the Serbian Progressive Party to the rally of President Aleksandar Vučić in Zaječar. Because of this, as reported by the N1 television reporter, eight buses went into reverse, while the students chanted "Your hands are bloody", "Why are you running away".
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Source: H1
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