Thousands mark Serbian Statehood Day with mass protest against corruption

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Serbian students lead massive protest against government in railway station collapse

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The anti-corruption demonstrations are daily in Serbia and the power, which does not manage to prevent the movement, let it do so for the moment. In addition to the daily parades in more than 150 communes each day, the students organized a new mega gathering in Kragujevac, on the day of the national holiday.

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Thousands mark Serbian Statehood Day with mass protest against corruption

Thousands of Serbians blocked Kragujevac’s main boulevard on Saturday in the latest student-led protest since the deadly collapse of Novi Sad’s train station roof. Marking Serbia’s Statehood holiday, demonstrators called for government accountability and reforms.

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The collapse of a station canopy is causing anti-corruption protests nationwide in Serbia. Mass demonstrations again took place on Saturday.

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Celebrating Serbia: A Look at Statehood Day and National Identity

Today, Serbia proudly celebrates its "Statehood Day," a significant occasion that commemorates the country’s rich history and cultural heritage. This day serves as a reminder of Serbia’s journey towards independence and the values that shape its national identity. Key Takeaways Historical Significance: Statehood Day marks the beginning of Serbia’s modern statehood, rooted in the First Serbian Uprising against Ottoman rule in 1804. Cultural Cele…

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The 15-hour blockade of Kragujevac, Serbia's fourth largest city, by student protesters on Serbia's national holiday has ended. The students returned to their faculties, transported free of charge by volunteer taxi drivers. Starting at 9 a.m. yesterday, tens of thousands of citizens responded to the students' call and stopped traffic in Kragujevac for 15 hours in memory of the 15 victims who died when the concrete canopy of the Novi Sad train st…