According to Andreja Jovanović, a student at the Faculty of Law and Business in Belgrade, who is one of the students who call themselves students who want to learn, he told "Vreme" that the tents were set up to expand their camp.
"At one point we started to expand the camp and since we didn't want to put tents where there are flowers, it was decided to expand outside Pioneer Park. There will be not only students there, there will also be farmers who have been with us since the beginning, and veterans of the police and the army are also with us," Jovanović told Vreme while sitting under a single tent inside Pionirski Park.
Photo: Vreme/Katarina StevanovićAndreja Jovanović with a colleague in Ćaciland
Inside the tent, a floor was improvised with wooden pallets. In some of them there are plastic chairs - the same ones that were placed in front of the stage last weekend when the assembly of the movement of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić was held in Belgrade.
Photo: Vreme/Katarina StevanovićTents 2.0
In some of them there are also plastic deckchairs.
Jovanović says that the students who want to study want us to draw attention to the fact that we have been here for more than 40 days, today is the 41st day and that it is high time that all our demands are fulfilled so that we can all go home.
"The tents won't stay there forever. The camp expands and contracts depending on how many people are in the camp. Sometimes there are more of us, so we expand. Sometimes people go home because this is taking quite a long time, so then we put the tents away."
"Now we are more massive again, I guess because of the rally that happened on the weekend. There are a lot of us in the park right now, that's why we have new tents", Jovanović told "Vreme".
Based on the picture we found in Pionirski Park on Tuesday afternoon, it would not be possible to conclude that new tents are needed for the number of campers currently there.
They came to greet the president
Several dozen people gathered in front of the tents on Tuesday (April 15) afternoon. None of those we asked knew the answer to the question of why the tents were put up.
When asked why they came to the parliament building, everyone we asked gave an almost identical answer: "The Government is being elected, we came to greet President Vučić."
Photo: Vreme/Katarina StevanovićPeople gather to support the president
What some assume is that the tents were put up because of possible rain, so that those who come to greet the president do not have wet heads.
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