Police in Serbia intervened violently to disperse student protests, detaining 79 people and injuring demonstrators.
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<p>Following the intervention, 79 people were detained and four students were hospitalized. Authorities have dismissed accusations of brutality, despite witness accounts of gendarme violence. The protests grew in intensity after a mass demonstration calling for early elections amid discontent over corruption and neglect.
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