The protests against the Serbian government, which have been going on for months, escalated completely in Parliament in Belgrade. During the announcement of the agenda -items, various opposition politicians stormed to parliamentary president Ana Brnabic and fought a fight with security forces. Smoke bombs and tear gas were also fired. Eggs and water bottles also flew around. According to the Serbian media there are two injuries.
An older parliament member has reportedly had a heart attack and floats in mortal danger. The other injured is a parliamentarian who is pregnant the eighth month.
Parliament president of protesters: “Shake yourself!”
Parliament President Brnabic, however, decided not to interrupt the session. The speeches of the politicians were then repeatedly disturbed by loud slogans and whistles. The speakers had to take breaks several times because of cough passes. Sometimes the session seemed like a football match in a sold -out stadium. Parliamentary chef insured: “You will not block the work of parliament. You are a gang terrorists. Shame! “
62 points, including numerous concept laws, were in the program on Tuesday. The meeting guide accused the opposition to be responsible for the tumult. Only after all legislative proposals have been accepted, the parliament must take note of the dismissal of Prime Minister Milos Vucevic, which was already submitted on January 28.
Opposition: “Government no longer has legitimacy”
The opposition wants the parliament only to deal with a draft law, which would protect more funds for state universities. This is one of the demands of the student protests that had been going on for months. The government no longer has legitimacy and could no longer propose laws, said Marinika Tepic of the Freedom and Justice (SSP) opposition party with regard to the dismissal of the prime minister.
Land has been in a political crisis since the station accident
Students who have held all state universities since the end of November gathered for the parliament for the parliament for 15 minutes of commemoration shortly before noon. This commemorates the 15 fatalities of the collapse of the station in Novi Sad on November 1, 2024 every day. The students and the opposition, but also the general public, see the reason for the accident in corruption. Serbia has a political crisis since the accident. President Aleksandar Vucic is part of ‘foreign interference’ who is partly responsible for the protests.
Source: Krone
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