RTS is blocked, universities do not work, and threats, insults and calls to the prosecutor's office and the police to arrest blockers, rioters and terrorists are pouring out from the top of the government. The Serbian state has turned into a farce
The Mostar interchange is a traffic hub in Belgrade, so by blocking it, the students want to point out the inextricable junction where the Prosecutor's Office is located, whose reactions to clear and precise student demands are either late or completely absent.
Activists of the "Ne damo Jadar" association say that it is not necessary for all opponents of lithium mining to come to Loznica. They will provide support to the people of Loznica if they organize blockades in their towns, "anything to upset the local kabadahs"
Today, protests were held simultaneously in Belgrade and in ten other cities of Serbia. In Novi Sad, the song of the murdered street musician Bleki was played, and the Belgrade protest began with a concert performance of the boy who was killed in "Ribnikar". Count on us, say the students
Unlike the participants of the protest who received misdemeanor charges of 5000 dinars for walking on the street, the Commissioner for the Protection of Personal Data believes that the police did not use devices for biometric surveillance
Obstruction is a "heavy" option. It would not suit the SNS in any way if Kreni-permeni obstructs the elections in the middle of their campaign. They are aware that 14 percent of their members support the protests. And that will happen if, before the dissolution of the Assembly, a moratorium on the ban on the exploitation of boron and lithium for 20 years is not adopted, because if there is political will, they can arrive
"Blockades for life" continued this Saturday at ten locations across Serbia. The demands are the same as every time: that everything that has been signed so far with the company Rio Tinto be made available to the public and that the "Jadar" project be deleted from the republic's Spatial Plan. They will not stop with the blockades until they see Rio Tinto's back, and a large protest has been announced in Belgrade for next Saturday.
"The implementation of the Jadar project has been ongoing for a year and a half, permits are being obtained, conditions are being met, EPS is installing a high-voltage network for the needs of the project, and on what basis?" There must be some legal basis, otherwise the funds will be spent for no purpose", lawyer Sreten Đorđević told Vreme.
