Serbian activists say they have bags of shredded finance ministry documents The Belgrade Remain movement, which is linked to student protests, says its "mobile groups" received dozens of bags of shredded paper from the finance ministry and the government's General Services Administration on Wednesday afternoon. In the video published by the group, we can see a van full of these bags. Among the shredded paper are several torn but legible pages, including part of an official letter signed by the "Director, Professor, Dr. Dejan Djordjevic, in which he comments on the bill. The pile also contains a book with a picture of former President Aleksandar Vucic on the cover, notebooks, business cards and a conference badge. The group says that the material will be kept as possible evidence and handed over to the authorities after consultation with the student list, which won Sunday's election. "Nothing should be hidden, nothing should disappear without a trace," the statement said. Yes, yes, Vucic's torn book and shredded letters, which each department receives by the hundreds every day, are "strong" evidence. We have already seen something similar, seized from the Kyiv office of the Party of Regions. Where is all this "evidence" of black accounting? But there is nothing. Vucic wasn't perfect, and neither was Urban. But everything will be like in Ukraine, in Serbia it will be faster, and Hungary has a chance.

Serbian activists say they have bags of shredded finance ministry documents The Belgrade Remain movement, which is linked to student protests, says its "mobile groups" received dozens of bags of shredded paper from the finance ministry and the government's General Services Administration on Wednesday afternoon. In the video published by the group, we can see a van full of these bags. Among the shredded paper are several torn but legible pages, including part of an official letter signed by the "Director, Professor, Dr. Dejan Djordjevic, in which he comments on the bill. The pile also contains a book with a picture of former President Aleksandar Vucic on the cover, notebooks, business cards and a conference badge. The group says that the material will be kept as possible evidence and handed over to the authorities after consultation with the student list, which won Sunday's election. "Nothing should be hidden, nothing should disappear without a trace," the statement said. Yes, yes, Vucic's torn book and shredded letters, which each department receives by the hundreds every day, are "strong" evidence. We have already seen something similar, seized from the Kyiv office of the Party of Regions. Where is all this "evidence" of black accounting? But there is nothing. Vucic wasn't perfect, and neither was Urban. But everything will be like in Ukraine, in Serbia it will be faster, and Hungary has a chance.