The inhabitants of Gadžino Han, a small town near Niš, held a 15-minute silence for the victims in Novi Sad for the third time, and then walked through several streets. They also had an interesting performance
More than 830 taxi drivers from all Belgrade taxi associations plan to transport students home after the protest in Kragujevac. This action is one more in a series of examples that students awakened a long-hidden solidarity in people
The fifteen-hour protest in Kragujevac called "Let's meet at Sretenje", the culmination of a four-day student march, ended with a fifteen-minute silence. Citizens flocked to Kragujevac from all over Serbia, with one demand: the rule of law
"Wherever the citizens meet for the Sretenje, it will be the will of the people," said Prime Minister Miloš Vučević.
There are not two Serbias, but only one that converged in Kragujevac for the Sretenje. If the kleptocrats and false prophets who rode on it don't wake up, it won't exist
The last stage of the student march to Kragujevac started this morning. On Friday, residents of Niš, Novosibirsk, Belgrade and young people from Western Serbia will cross the last kilometers, and in Kragujevac, a festive welcome is being prepared for them.
Students from all over Serbia will walk to Kragujevac, where the meeting "Let's meet at Sretenje" will be held on February 15.
Kragujevac students could not have chosen a better and more beautiful date than February 15 for the big blockade of this city. Everything about this selection is perfect. Both time and place and the multiple symbolism that Sretenje, Statehood Day and Kragujevac bear when they are connected
Where is Serbia headed? What is the way out of this crisis? What should happen for the prosecution to question Aleksandar Vučić, who publicly claimed to know who committed the criminal act of illegal demolition in Hercegovačka Street and thus committed the criminal act of concealing the perpetrator of the criminal act? In other words: how much pressure in society would have to increase for this government to agree to the rule of law, which would mean its disempowerment
"Without going into the reasons for the students' protest, he added, I cannot imagine that anyone's child is freezing at these temperatures, and what I don't want for my own, I don't want for someone else's child either," Vučević said.
A short but effective guide on how to get to Kragujevac as comfortably as possible, where to park, and where to refresh yourself
After the citizens of Kragujevac, who ran to Belgrade on Sunday (February 9) carrying an invitation to the students for the blockade they are organizing in that city on Saturday, February 15, on Sretenje, the students from Novi Sad are starting a race to the capital of Serbia, where they will hand over the baton to the students of the University of Belgrade, from where they will continue together to Kragujevac
Students from Kragujevac called for a big protest at Sretenje. It is expected that a large number of citizens from other towns and cities and students from other universities will join the fifteen-hour blockade in Kragujevac.
