"Do you now understand that we will not give up?", students of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering wrote on their official account after the referendum with the question: return to classes, or continuation of the blockade
At five faculties University in Belgrade in the previous days, referendums were held with the question of whether their and students they want to return to classes or continue the blockade, and the results so far are convincingly in favor of remaining in the blockades until the demands are met.
At the Faculty of Electrical Engineering (ETF), 1.853 students took part in the referendum, and 84 percent are in favor of continuing the blockade.
At the Faculty of Organizational Sciences (FON), 2.500 students voted, 87 percent for the blockade.
At the Faculty of Civil Engineering, 1.130 students participated in the referendum, 72 percent voted for the continuation of the struggle.
At the Faculty of Mining and Geology, 454 students voted, and 72 percent were also in favor of the blockade.
The greatest unity reigns at the Faculty of Mathematics, where 815 students participated in the referendum, and more than 90 percent voted for the continuation of the blockade until the demands are met.
"Do you now understand that we will not give up", ETF students wrote on their official account with the published results.
They also explained why they do not express the turnout in percentages: "Because the exact number of students is not known, among them there are active, inactive, undergraduate/master's/doctoral students..."
Source: Beta
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