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Out of 168 local self-government units in Serbia (excluding Kosovo), protests have been held in 163 cities and municipalities so far, the Archives of Public Meetings reported. Today there are 59 protests
The Archive of Public Meetings has published information on how many local governments there have been protests so far.
According to the AJS records, out of 168 local self-government units in Serbia (without Kosovo), protests regarding the tragedy in Novi Sad since November 1 have been held in 163 cities and municipalities so far.
"There were no protest gatherings in the municipalities of Ada, Niška Banja, Preševo, Medveđa and Vranjska Banja," the Archive stated.
The movement "Go for Change" announced that exactly 59 protests are taking place today, Saturday.
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