The building of the oldest daily newspaper in Serbia, "Politika", as well as the printing house "Borba", passed into the hands of a new owner at the end of last year. The company in question is "Media 26", which also owns Večernje Novosti
"It is our duty to insist that the topic of the canopy fall in Novi Sad remains current so that it does not end up like 'Ribnikar' and Dubona and Malo Orašje, and many other tragedies. If we don't manage to find those responsible, I'm afraid to think what the next tragedy could be... It seems to me that the more time passes, the tragedies become bigger and bigger, and that if it becomes everyday, we won't react anymore... And where will that red line be then?"
Emilija Milenković, one of the initiators of the student group "Borba", believes that the protests in Serbia will not lose their strength after the holidays and announces their expansion
At today's meeting, the students once again called on the authorities to release their arrested colleagues and open the voter lists. While they were walking in Knez Mihailov they were supported by passers-by and tourists, but they also bothered some. They announced a 24-hour blockade for Friday
"All these different actions have a synergistic effect, they all lead to the common goal of canceling the stolen ones and calling truly democratic elections," the candidate for the mayor of Belgrade, Serbia against violence, told "Vreme"
Sudeten in front of the informal organization "Mladi - borba" announced new blockades for Friday, which will last 24 hours. The locations will be announced immediately before the action for security reasons, the organizers announced at the protest in front of the Faculty of Philosophy
"If the prime minister says that everything is fine and if the president says that everything is fine and that the elections went fantastically, why not open the electoral register?" That's what three young people who became the faces of youth protests ask in an interview for the holiday issue of "Vremena".
A group of students who previously announced roadblocks invited citizens to gather on Monday morning in front of the Ministry of State Administration and Local Self-Government. The locations of the blockades are still being hidden
Marinika Tepić said that MPs Danijela Grujić and Jelena Milošević will also go on hunger strike
Without Vesa's impressive legacy in Borba, Vemen, Blic and Nova S, no one will be able to understand, let alone write the history of at least four and a half decades of Serbia and the region.
