Vučić and his entourage repeatedly hinted that the "majority" people were angry and angry because of the protests. It is a barely veiled threat, say "Vremena" interlocutors.
Postponing the elections to June gave a signal to the opposition that there is room for pressure or showed a certain weakness of the government, Spasojević says
"If there are tens of thousands of people ready to walk and press in the coming weeks, that's something no one can control. This is an advantage of non-institutional politics, but it is very difficult to predict the scope because it is something that is outside of all forms and rules. The collapse of the regime can occur in two weeks, and it can also happen that the citizens say: 'We are bored with this and it is not leading to anything, let's go home'"
Students used to be the most powerful lever of civil protest. In Serbia, street protests are being organized again, they are visible on social networks, everyone knows about them, but students and young people are not joining them in serious numbers. It seems that their social potential has been lost somewhere
