Hundreds of Serbian students blockaded the headquarters of public broadcaster RTS, accusing the station of political partisanship.
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Protesters blocked the entrance to the public broadcaster, accusing it of not providing accurate and objective information, but always supporting the government and the president. The protests began after the collapse of the roof of a train station in Novi Sad, which killed 15 people and sparked public anger over corruption and lack of control in construction projects.
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