Thousands of Serb demonstrators clashed with police in a violent protest in Novi Sad, accusing the government of neglect and corruption.
Gabriel Neagu
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<p>Protesters, supporters of the opposition, vandalized government buildings and party headquarters, expressing their anger at the alleged negligence and corruption of the government led by President Aleksandar Vucic. 14 people died when the roof of a train station in Novi Sad collapsed, sparking the protests.
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Proteste violente în Serbia după prăbușirea acoperișului în gara Novi Sad (Video)
VIDEO Proteste violente în Serbia după un accident feroviar care a dus la moartea a 14 persoane. Bălegar și petarde în sediul Primăriei din Novi Sad / Scandări anti-Vucic: "Ai sânge pe mâini" - HotNews.ro
Ministrul sârb al Construcțiilor a demisionat după protestele din cauza prăbușirii acoperișului unei gări din orașul Novi Sad. 14 oameni și-au pierdut viața - B1TV.ro
Serbia - Ciocniri între protestatari şi Poliţie din cauza dezastrului din Gara Novi Sad / Oamenii acuză neglijenţa şi corupţia generalizată
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