Serbians have taken to the streets in the capital city of Belgrade to protest against corruption and demand accountability from officials in the wake of a devastating train station disaster in November that claimed the lives of 15 people. The mass protests have been fueled by anger and frustration over the government’s handling of the tragedy, with tens of thousands of students and opponents of President Aleksandar Vucic rallying for change.
The protests, which have been ongoing since last November, have grown in size and intensity as demonstrators call for an end to corruption and greater transparency from the government. The tragic events at the train station have served as a catalyst for widespread discontent and a growing sense of dissatisfaction with the current administration.
Students from all corners of Serbia have converged on Belgrade to join the protests, with many taking to the streets to voice their concerns and demand action from those in power. The demonstrations have been marked by a strong sense of unity and solidarity among the protesters, who are determined to hold officials accountable for their actions.
As the protests continue to gather momentum, the government is facing mounting pressure to address the grievances of the demonstrators and take meaningful steps towards reform. The people of Serbia have made it clear that they will not back down until their voices are heard and their demands for justice and accountability are met.
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