Serbia: Hundreds Of Students Set Off On March To Kragujevac For Anti-Corruption Protest 2

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Serbia: Hundreds Of Students Set Off On March To Kragujevac For Anti-Corruption Protest 2

On Tuesday, February 11, hundreds of students from cities across Serbia began a four-day march towards Kragujevac, the central city where a large protest is scheduled for Saturday, February 15. What started as anti-corruption protests has now evolved into a nationwide movement challenging the populist government of President Aleksandar Vucic.

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