The Solidarity civil movement has announced that it will withdraw from the direct election race if the Blockade Students come out with their list, announcing that they will provide them with full logistical and political support. Ješić appealed to the opposition and the international community to support this initiative.
Members of opposition parties and civil activists were detained for an informational interview, and misdemeanor charges were filed against some of them
Goran Ješić, the former vice-president of the Vojvodina government, is back in custody, from which he was previously released because he was originally detained on Tuesday by order of the prosecution, due to a tweet in which he "threatened the safety" of Boris Dumnić, the dean of FTN in Novi Sad.
The former vice-president of the provincial government, Goran Ješić, filed a criminal complaint against the vice-president of the Assembly of Vojvodina and an official of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), Damir Zobenica.
We have to fight for the financial-corrupt dimension to be prosecuted. We need to find out where 24 million euros disappeared, because this obvious theft is the direct cause of the death of 15 people. Of course, the tragedy also starts the story of countless secret contracts that follow large public and infrastructural projects, which are the breeding ground of enormous corruption. The companies that did the reconstruction of the station in Novi Sad are more or less the same ones that build, say, Belgrade on the water or work on EXPO projects
After being released from custody, Goran Ješić told Vreme that he is actively returning to politics, but that he sees the need for a new organization that would be ideologically profiled and clearly pro-European.
After two weeks of detention, former Vice President of the Government of Vojvodina Goran Ješić, student Relja Stanojević and city councilor in Novi Sad Miša Bačulov were released from custody on Friday.
After the protest in Novi Sad due to the collapse of the canopy at the railway station, which injured 14 people, the activists were detained and arrested. Ivan Bjelic faces a prison sentence of three to 12 years. What does his lawyer Ivan Ninic say
The popular uprising after the tragedy at the railway station in Novi Sad has awakened the right side of the regime, which is beginning to follow more and more consistently the saying attributed to Idi Amin, the famous African dictator: Freedom of speech is guaranteed, but no one guarantees what will happen to you after that speech
Lawyer Vladimir Beljanski stated that 48 hours have expired to resolve the appeal against the detention of the former Vice President of the Government of Vojvodina, Goran Ješić, with which the court violated the obligation to resolve the appeal, and therefore Ješić is "illegally in custody".
Lawyer and former Commissioner for the Protection of Personal Data and Information of Public Importance, Rodoljub Šabić, tells "Vreme" regarding the detention of up to 30 days for former provincial official Goran Ješić and Novi Sad councilor Miša Bačulov that everything indicates that the prosecution is acting on a direct order
"It is irrelevant whether the judicial panel changed the decision on my detention." They continue to arrest and kidnap children today. "A man who cares more about glass and windows on the other side than human lives is not sane," said Ješić before he went to report to the police station. The city councilor in the Assembly of Novi Sad, Miša Bachulov, was taken to prison in the Novi Sad settlement of Klisa, after the court accepted the prosecutor's appeal and changed the original decision on house arrest
After the protest in Novi Sad, the police announced that 14 people had been arrested for causing a riot. Former provincial official Goran Ješić stated that the exact number of people detained by the police is not known, while the provincial representative of the Movement of Free Citizens, Radivoje Jovović, tells "Vreme" that he has information about 15 arrested citizens.
"They sent masked people to destroy the City Hall, as if we didn't know that, and on the other hand they beat the citizens," Ješić said.
Yesterday, a large protest was held in Novi Sad where around 20.000 citizens gathered. Everyone came, from the peace-loving ones, through the "intruded elements", to those citizens who were desperate to be calm. What all happened
"Aleksandar Vučić gave 130 million euros in subsidies to the tire factory 'Tojo Tyers' in Inđija, almost 40 million euros to 'UBM Feed', and there are many such factories that received similar subsidies in Serbia. He wants to build a national stadium that costs 400 million euros. His EPS has been disbanded and we are investing huge amounts of money there from the budget. We are paying 600 million euros to broadcast the Premier League. You can't say that you don't have 50 million euros for farmers, and that you're spending money from the budget like this idiotically"
