Protests against president’s policy spreads throughout Serbia

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Tens of thousands of people in Serbia went outdoors again to protest against the policies of President Aleksandar Vucic, Deutsche Welle reports.

Demonstrations took place in Belgrade and several other cities of the country. Activists demanded press freedom and creation of fair conditions for the elections. Also, protesters demand to release leadership of the state-owned television channel, RTS.
Note that protests in the capital of Serbia lasted 10th week in a row. The reason for the first mass action on Dec. 8 was the brutal beating of the leader of the Left party oppositionist Borko Stefanovich.
As The Journalist reported, hundreds of thousands of protesters went on protests on the street in Rome.