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There is a celebration in Belgrade after Vucic's defeat in the parliamentary elections. The student movement that is now taking power emerged after the November 1, 2024 tragedy in the Serbian city of Novi Sad, which left 16 people dead. For two years, first students, and then the rest of society, demonstrated against the government and President Aleksandar Vučić, who was accused of corruption and usurping power. During 2025, the Serbs organized mass rallies and blocked universities, roads and government offices. During this period, they obtained significant concessions from the authorities, culminating in Vučić's resignation from the presidency and the bringing forward of parliamentary elections. The student list did not have a common leader or umbrella organization - it was a wide variety of different groups seeking reform and justice for those responsible for the tragedy.

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There is a celebration in Belgrade after Vucic's defeat in the parliamentary elections. The student movement that is now taking power emerged after the November 1, 2024 tragedy in the Serbian city of Novi Sad, which left 16 people dead. For two years, first students, and then the rest of society, demonstrated against the government and President Aleksandar Vučić, who was accused of corruption and usurping power. During 2025, the Serbs organized mass rallies and blocked universities, roads and government offices. During this period, they obtained significant concessions from the authorities, culminating in Vučić's resignation from the presidency and the bringing forward of parliamentary elections. The student list did not have a common leader or umbrella organization - it was a wide variety of different groups seeking reform and justice for those responsible for the tragedy.

There is a celebration in Belgrade after Vucic's defeat in the parliamentary elections. The student movement that is now taking power emerged after the November 1, 2024 tragedy in the Serbian city of Novi Sad, which left 16 people dead. For two years, first students, and then the rest of society, demonstrated against the government and President Aleksandar Vučić, who was accused of corruption and usurping power. During 2025, the Serbs organized mass rallies and blocked universities, roads and government offices. During this period, they obtained significant concessions from the authorities, culminating in Vučić's resignation from the presidency and the bringing forward of parliamentary elections. The student list did not have a common leader or umbrella organization - it was a wide variety of different groups seeking reform and justice for those responsible for the tragedy.

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