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Thousands celebrated in Belgrade after the student-led Student List movement claimed victory in Serbia's parliamentary election. Ex-President Aleksandar Vucic c…
Thousands celebrated in Belgrade after the student-led Student List movement claimed victory in Serbia's parliamentary election. Ex-President Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat, bringing an end to more than a decade of his political dominance.
Voter turnout neared 70 percent, a record in Serbia since 2000.
@@Zuzu-e8sImported1wk ago
Its a disaster.
@@pbubaloImported1wk ago
YAWN 🥱<br>The exact same thing happened after Milosevic!<br><br>Students, academics and people from all walks of society protested for months, and what happened???<br><br>More infighting, chaos, corruption, instability and anarchy that led to the assassination of Đinđić!! <br><br>This student party is a headless chicken!<br>This new government will end up being worse than the old, and these same people will be again protesting against this new regime in a couple of years...<br><br>Nothing has or will change!<br>Learn history, Wake up!
@@Rancho8123Imported1wk ago
Congratulations students and everyday people that defeated the government...
@@Dothraki-hs4sgImported1wk ago
Most of the time that new establishment that succeeds the protests turned out to be worse than what it was
Thousands celebrated in Belgrade after the student-led Student List movement claimed victory in Serbia's parliamentary election. Ex-President Aleksandar Vucic conceded defeat, bringing an end to more than a decade of his political dominance.