(ANSA) - BELGRADE, MAY 12 - Thousands of people marched again
in the center of Belgrade as part of a new protest called
"Serbia against violence", a reaction to the recent killings
that caused 17 deaths in the Balkan country, organized by
several opposition parties. The march, without any party symbols
and in a silence broken only by some slogans against Serbian
President Vucic, started in the evening in front of the
Parliament, continued to the Government building, and then
proceeded to the 'Gazela' highway bridge, which the protesters
completely blocked for more than an hour. The protest was
peaceful, with no police intervention. Among the demands of the
protesters were the resignation of the Interior Minister and the
head of the services, as well as a halt to the spread of
violence from pro-government tabloids and TV. (ANSA).
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Serbia: new protest in Belgrade attracts thousands
March organized by several opposition parties