The eleventh protest of citizens and the opposition gathered around the "Serbia against violence" coalition was held in Belgrade due to electoral theft and irregularities in connection with the parliamentary and local elections held on December 17.
After gathering in front of the building of the Republic Election Commission (REC), the citizens headed to the building of the Radio Television of Serbia, where the "freedom diary" was held.
Radio host Smiljan Banjac read the report of the CRTA observation mission on the elections held on December 17, which show the irregularities that occurred in the days before and on election day itself.
Nebojša Zelenović said that CRTA found that as many as 200 dead people were returned to the voter list in one Belgrade municipality with one click, in order to equalize the total number, portal nova.rs reports.
"For things like this in Macedonia, all the people from the Ministry of State Administration and the MUP were immediately arrested," said Zelenović.
At the beginning of the protest, Jelena Milošević, who has been on hunger strike for the eighth day, said that if it were not for the gathered citizens, there would not be those who are in the Republic of Croatia on hunger strike.
"I am asking you from this place not to give up, to support and support the protest that ProGlas is calling for," he said.
Miroslav Aleksić said that it has never happened until now that RTS did not come to report, as in this case.
Miroslav Aleksić adding that it has never happened so far that RTS did not come to report, as in this case.
"Please give a big round of applause for Marinika Tepić, who has been starving here for the 11th day.
Thank you all, thank you to her and other colleagues who were no stranger to personal sacrifice in the fight for freedom. "Unfortunately, there are those who will not be washed away from eternal shame, and that is the public service and its management," said Aleksić.
Jelena Jerinić, a deputy of the Green-Left Front party, said tonight that the plan is to continue the protests in front of the headquarters of the Republic Election Commission (REC) in Belgrade during the holidays.
"I believe that there is a will of people to continue to fight, regardless of the fact that the holidays are coming," she said.
Apart from Belgrade, citizens protested in Zrenjanin, drawing attention to the fact that voters from Sremski Karlovac and Iriga were brought to vote in Zrenjanin on election day.
