Interview: Pavle Cicvarić

We must continue to fight in the streets

"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?"

Police action

Released Pavle Cicvarić: The police twisted my arm

Student Pavle Cicvarić was detained right before the beginning of the protest "Borba" and the youth of the parliamentary opposition parties in front of the Rectorate, where the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, was supposed to appear on the occasion of Students' Day.

Post-election youth rebellion

Student group "Borba": We plan to radicalize the protest

"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".

Interview - Pavle Cicvarić, student of the Faculty of Political Sciences

In the new issue: An attack on one is an attack on all

"There must be this kind of support, it cannot be done without it because we are already in a very serious situation. Any student who has come out publicly can become a target for many at any time. That mutual support is key to all of this because it's not just about me, this can happen to many, and it already has."

Interview - Pavle Cicvarić, student of the Faculty of Political Sciences

An attack on one is an attack on all

"There must be this kind of support, it cannot be done without it because we are already in a very serious situation. Any student who has come out publicly can become a target for many at any time. That mutual support is key to all of this because it's not just about me, this can happen to many, and it already has."

Overview of the week

Two sons and two fathers: How Martinović and the progressives humiliated Vučić

The President of Serbia says that Kurti looks to him through his son Danilo, while because of the speech of the student Pavle Cicvarić at the protest, the progressive Minister Martinović is targeting his father Radovan. Because Danilo is a "child" and Pavle is a "political activist" whose family is "sevap" to be threatened in the middle of the Assembly  

National Assembly

New targeting of student Pavle Cicvarić

In support of their colleague Pavlo Cicvarić, the students gathered in front of the National Assembly while the session was still in progress. Minister of State Administration and Local Self-Government Aleksandar Martinović presented personal information about Cicvarić's family at the session today