Mother against Cacilend

Image of police cordon facing Diana Hrki and the citizens who support it will remain a reminder of the era in which we live. Because there is a tent camp behind that cordon, but he the police as if he is not interested because it is an extraterritorial fort.

Who are the strong police forces protecting from Hrka, the mother of the young man who died under the canopy? Drunkards, thugs and mercenaries of the Serbian Progressive Party, armed with clubs, pyrotechnics and who knows what else.

For a year, Diana Hrka has been on the street, with students in the blockade. She welcomed them while they were hiking, walked with them, stood at the blockade of the Radio and Television of Serbia... Even then, groups of paid thugs threatened her and intercepted her. They also persecuted her abroad.

And now she is persecuted and harassed while she goes on hunger strike in desperation. That is the title of the new issue of "Vremena", which is on newsstands from this Thursday (November 6).

"The most powerful man in the country, Aleksandar Vučić, is completely powerless in front of a grieving woman," Jovana Gligorijević writes in the introductory text.

New Maginot line

In the new issue, Slobodan Georgiev writes about the nature of the regime's tent settlement: "According to what has been seen, heard and understood so far, Ćaciland is a formation that was supposed to serve the regime to get rid of the fear of occupying the most important institutions in Serbia. Also to create a 'Maidan' before others find out."

In a large article, Boško Jakšić analyzes the year of rebellion and deliberate divisions. About occupying the space in front of the Assembly it is written:

"Another Mazino line created on deception, a sanitary cordon towards the student 'pack' that is 'only interested in the overthrow of the state' and that is constantly 'honking something'. A new thickening of the lines between students and citizens on the one hand and those who imagine that they can act unhindered as occupiers in power on the other."

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