End of the highway blockade: March on Pink tomorrow

It is finished blockade of the E-75 highway, the protest will continue tomorrow at 18 pm in front of the National Assembly and with a protest walk to "Pink" television. Today's blockade was held in Belgrade and Novi Sad, where this time representatives of the opposition were in the foreground. 

MP Miroslav Aleksić told N1 that this blockade is a necessity, as well as the fact that the government allows itself to ignore citizens' demands against violence for two whole months after two tragedies. 

In addition to the blockade by cars, citizens with banners and flags of Serbia gathered in Belgrade near the Sava Center. In Novi Sad, citizens did not block the highway with cars, but went out onto the highway, where, among other things, they left messages with chalk. 

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During the protest, Democratic Party MP Srđan Milivojević told N1 that the police did not allow anyone to join the vigil column and that only one lady in an old-timer managed to fight back with the comment "what an economic tiger, such a car".

As a reminder, the Third Extraordinary Session of the National Assembly, where the demands of the protests should be discussed, continues on Tuesday. None of the citizens' requests have been fulfilled yet. At yesterday's session, one of the items on the agenda was the resignation of Interior Minister Bratislava Gašić, which is one of the demands of the protest. That point was not voted on, what happened in the National Assembly was the re-targeting of the student Pavle Cicvarić and his family.  

"Either Vučić will fulfill the demands of the protest, and the first is the removal of Gašić, or we will continue with these actions," co-president of Zajedno Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta told N1. 

Tomorrow will be the ninth "regular" protest of "Serbia against violence", at which, as "Danas" has learned, actress Bojana Novaković, director Stevan Filipović, Suzana Milutinović, one of the professors from the Medical School of Vocational Studies in Ćuprija, will address lost their jobs when SNS officials, as well as one of the representatives of "Students Against Violence", were hired in their place. 

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