Anti-govt. protest in Novi Sad, Serbia right now, motivated by the tragedy that happened last Friday. The city hasn’t seen protests this large in a long time.

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by Porodicnostablo

27 comments

  1. serbia has a culture of protest, i wish same for my country.

  4. I was at the station in August. Could’ve been me. Show Vučič who’s boss

  6. Holy shit. That’s impressive. I’ve been waiting for some updates today from Novi Sad, but news are slow and I feared the attendance was poor.
    This is awesome to see. Especially since protests aren’t in Belgrade for once! I hope to see some badass clips soon. You guys got my full support

  7. They also dumped sewer/feces on the city hall. Country is raging

  10. People in Serbia are fantastic at protests. One of the best I remember was back during Milošević’s regime: to “drown out” the regime propaganda that was broadcast as central news at 19:30, people of Belgrade would bang pots and pans, blow whistles, set of fireworks or just scream from their balconies and windows 🙂

    What happened in Novi Sad was a completely preventable, horrible tragedy. Condolences and respect from Croatia.

  11. Good luck guys, you have done before with Milosevic you can do it again, and hopefully this time a new Vucic won’t rise.

  12. [N1 English: Novi Sad protest under way](https://n1info.rs/english/news/novi-sad-protest-under-way/)

    >A large public protest over the November 1 deadly accident at the Novi Sad main railway station began in this city at 6 pm.

    >The names of those who lost their lives in the accident were read out, following which a minute of silence was observed for the victims.

    >Fourteen people were killed and three severely injured when a concrete canopy at the Novi Sad train station collapsed last Friday.

    >The protest organizers are demanding the resignation of all those directly and indirectly responsible for the railway station tragedy, as well as that they be held criminally responsible.

    >A large number of people from across Serbia, including Belgrade, arrived in the city to join the protest rally.

    >Opposition MPs shared on social media footage showing strong police presence in downtown Novi Sad.

    [N1 TV livestream (in Serbian)](https://n1info.rs/n1-tv-live-stream/)

  14. I think most people there are tired and angry of the corruption and government power, and the train station collapse is just a trigger to release that emotion. Good for them! 🙂

  15. All Europeans need to protest like this! Impressive stuff from Serbians!

  16. For better insight:

    – there was a train station collapse causing 14 dead and many injured.

    – escalation happened when president AV said (with pathetic act) on live broadcast that that part of station wasn’t renovated for 60 years and that os nobody’s fault when though his ministers opened and boosted on that same roof 3 months ago.

    – I am from Novi Sad and they did had construction works on roof.

    – and on top of that lying it’s discovered that there was no real construction supervisor but a puppet one, money laundering scheme, they put bags so they need to spend less concrete, so many unlawful practices that tool 14 lives and destroyed many more.

    And on top of that they say “you are blind we didn’t do any work”.

  17. When a city that’s been silent for so long finally raises its voice, you know it’s serious. Stay strong, Novi Sad!

  21. In greece we had a similar thing with a train crash last year, 57 victims mostly children and college students, 2.5 million people took to the streets to protest, the largest protest in history of the country, guess what happened/changed? Nothing..a year later it almost happened again with the underground metro. The responsible rulling party in Greece got 41% of the vote and re elected only 3 months after the tragedy.

    Europe my ass.

  22. Support from a Croat in Slovenia. Kick them out!

  23. All I see is 300-400 libtards and some tourists lost

    /s

    This is what the hungarian government would tell

  24. Few groups in masks and hopdies smashed everything and threw rocks at police, people interviewed live saying this isn’t people but hooligans paid by the government because police can arrest them (they move in groups of 5-7 and there’s hundreds of police in front of them)

    There’s no police reaction to anything because they can’t arrest their own. 🙂

  25. Can’t wait to hear from my mom about how this is Photoshopped and how everyone loves Vucic and this is just western propaganda to tear him down 🤡 🤡 🤡

  26. Wow now thats a crowd.

    Where is this going?

    I’d imagine such crows can topple governments

  27. Been here tonight. About 40k people. Novi Sad has about 350k so 40k showing up is great.
    We need to continue doing this for the people who died in this horrifying way and for all of us suffering under this dictatorship.

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