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It's been 50 years since Portugal defeated Salazar's fascist dictatorship, and the far-right has made a huge comeback in this year's election. The "Chega" party has risen under Salazar's motto: "God, country and family" adding "work". Its leader has performed the Nazi salute. 🧵 #eleições2024 #legislativas2024

It's been 50 years since Portugal defeated Salazar's fascist dictatorship, and the far-right has made a huge comeback in this year's election. The "Chega" party has risen under Salazar's motto: "God, country and family" adding "work". Its leader has performed the Nazi salute. 🧵 #eleições2024 #legislativas2024

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NOW IN BERLIN: Hundreds of German police are blockading the Palestine Congress in Berlin before it has even started. Police have put up barricades around the congress venue in the Tempelhof neighborhood and are preventing people from entering. The congress has been organized by an array of civil society activists, including Palestinian and Jewish groups, and its slogan is "We accuse". The event's goal is to highlight Germany's role in Israel's genocide in Gaza. For week's German media and politicians have been demanding it be banned. 2,500 police are deployed for the congress, 900 to surround the venue itself.

NOW IN BERLIN: Hundreds of German police are blockading the Palestine Congress in Berlin before it has even started. Police have put up barricades around the congress venue in the Tempelhof neighborhood and are preventing people from entering. The congress has been organized by an array of civil society activists, including Palestinian and Jewish groups, and its slogan is "We accuse". The event's goal is to highlight Germany's role in Israel's genocide in Gaza. For week's German media and politicians have been demanding it be banned. 2,500 police are deployed for the congress, 900 to surround the venue itself.

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People in Valencia attacked Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and the Spanish Royal Family as they visited the region devastated by the deadly floods.

People in Valencia attacked Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and the Spanish Royal Family as they visited the region devastated by the deadly floods.

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“Anyone who loves freedom owes such a debt to the Red Army that it can never be repaid.” – Ernest Hemingway Today in 1945 marks the final victory over Nazi Germany and the defeat of fascism. The footage shows the epic destruction of the Nazi HQ in Nuremberg 80 years ago.

“Anyone who loves freedom owes such a debt to the Red Army that it can never be repaid.” – Ernest Hemingway Today in 1945 marks the final victory over Nazi Germany and the defeat of fascism. The footage shows the epic destruction of the Nazi HQ in Nuremberg 80 years ago.

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German police unleash massive violence against peaceful protesters in Riesa, as thousands gather under the slogan “No to the Nazis “ to oppose the far-right AfD meeting focused on adopting their electoral program. Despite repression, protesters succeeded in delaying the meeting.

German police unleash massive violence against peaceful protesters in Riesa, as thousands gather under the slogan “No to the Nazis “ to oppose the far-right AfD meeting focused on adopting their electoral program. Despite repression, protesters succeeded in delaying the meeting.

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🟡 BREAKING: Israel has bombed Beirut’s Dahyeih suburb. Since the ceasefire on November 27, 2024, Lebanese authorities have reported over 1,250 Israeli violations, resulting in at least 106 people killed and over 336 injuries. This is the first direct strike on Beirut since then. This morning, after two missiles were launched from southern Lebanon toward Israeli settlements, Israel carried out massive airstrikes across the South, targeting at least 11 locations, including Beirut. According to Al-Akhbar, Israel has also used white phosphorus munitions too. Hezbollah has denied involvement and reaffirmed its commitment to the ceasefire, accusing Israel of fabricating pretexts to justify its aggression on Lebanon. In addition to the ongoing violations and killings by Israel in Lebanon, Israel has refused to withdraw from Lebanese territory, maintaining its occupation.

🟡 BREAKING: Israel has bombed Beirut’s Dahyeih suburb. Since the ceasefire on November 27, 2024, Lebanese authorities have reported over 1,250 Israeli violations, resulting in at least 106 people killed and over 336 injuries. This is the first direct strike on Beirut since then. This morning, after two missiles were launched from southern Lebanon toward Israeli settlements, Israel carried out massive airstrikes across the South, targeting at least 11 locations, including Beirut. According to Al-Akhbar, Israel has also used white phosphorus munitions too. Hezbollah has denied involvement and reaffirmed its commitment to the ceasefire, accusing Israel of fabricating pretexts to justify its aggression on Lebanon. In addition to the ongoing violations and killings by Israel in Lebanon, Israel has refused to withdraw from Lebanese territory, maintaining its occupation.

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An Argentinian pensioner stands up to Milei’s riot police even as they shoot at her. The scenes were part of the mass mobilizations yesterday. Football fan groups joined retirees for their weekly protest against Milei’s pension cuts, which have plunged the elderly into poverty.
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An Argentinian pensioner stands up to Milei’s riot police even as they shoot at her. The scenes were part of the mass mobilizations yesterday. Football fan groups joined retirees for their weekly protest against Milei’s pension cuts, which have plunged the elderly into poverty.

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5,636,148 views • 1 year ago

🟡 HAPPENING NOW: Police are cracking down on protests in Jakarta and other parts of Indonesia, where people are demanding the repeal of a controversial military law. In the capital, crowds have once again gathered outside the national parliament. Reports say officers have searched and disbanded street medics and damaged medical supplies. Water cannons were used against demonstrators. Protesters also report that plainclothes intelligence agents are carrying firearms. Police have begun dispersing the crowd, arresting several people as tensions escalate. The law, passed behind closed doors, allows active-duty military officers to hold civilian posts across key state institutions.
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🟡 HAPPENING NOW: Police are cracking down on protests in Jakarta and other parts of Indonesia, where people are demanding the repeal of a controversial military law. In the capital, crowds have once again gathered outside the national parliament. Reports say officers have searched and disbanded street medics and damaged medical supplies. Water cannons were used against demonstrators. Protesters also report that plainclothes intelligence agents are carrying firearms. Police have begun dispersing the crowd, arresting several people as tensions escalate. The law, passed behind closed doors, allows active-duty military officers to hold civilian posts across key state institutions.

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2,636,585 views • 1 year ago

Hundreds of Indonesian university students stormed a refugee shelter, forcefully evicting Rohingya refugees and demanding their immediate deportation. Footage showed Rohingya women and children being forced to sit on the ground in tears. At the same time, the mob trampled over their belongings and attempted to attack them. The students forced the 137 Rohingya refugees out of the temporary shelter and onto trucks ready to be deported. The storming of the refugee shelter in the city of Banda Aceh marks just the latest incident in a string of attacks against the persecuted minority from Myanmar seeking refuge in Indonesia. The UN said that the attack was the result of a coordinated online campaign of misinformation and hate speech, as many residents claim the refugees take scarce resources and come into conflict with locals. More than 1,500 Rohingya refugees have arrived on the shores of Aceh since mid-November in what the UN says is their most significant influx in eight years. Anti-Rohingya sentiment escalated in 2017 when the Muslim Rohingya population in Myanmar was the target of a genocide by the Myanmar military. The military killed more than 25,000 Rohingyas and forced over 700,000 to flee their homeland, with many seeking refuge in neighboring countries such as Bangladesh and India. With anti-Rohingya violence intensifying in those countries, many attempt deadly sea journeys to Malaysia and Indonesia, where they’re frequently met with the same discrimination. As a result of ongoing persecution in Myanmar and anti-Rohingya sentiment growing across the region, many remain terrified and traumatized. The dire situation for the stateless Rohingya people leaves one to ask if they are the most persecuted minority in the world, as they are often described.
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Hundreds of Indonesian university students stormed a refugee shelter, forcefully evicting Rohingya refugees and demanding their immediate deportation. Footage showed Rohingya women and children being forced to sit on the ground in tears. At the same time, the mob trampled over their belongings and attempted to attack them. The students forced the 137 Rohingya refugees out of the temporary shelter and onto trucks ready to be deported. The storming of the refugee shelter in the city of Banda Aceh marks just the latest incident in a string of attacks against the persecuted minority from Myanmar seeking refuge in Indonesia. The UN said that the attack was the result of a coordinated online campaign of misinformation and hate speech, as many residents claim the refugees take scarce resources and come into conflict with locals. More than 1,500 Rohingya refugees have arrived on the shores of Aceh since mid-November in what the UN says is their most significant influx in eight years. Anti-Rohingya sentiment escalated in 2017 when the Muslim Rohingya population in Myanmar was the target of a genocide by the Myanmar military. The military killed more than 25,000 Rohingyas and forced over 700,000 to flee their homeland, with many seeking refuge in neighboring countries such as Bangladesh and India. With anti-Rohingya violence intensifying in those countries, many attempt deadly sea journeys to Malaysia and Indonesia, where they’re frequently met with the same discrimination. As a result of ongoing persecution in Myanmar and anti-Rohingya sentiment growing across the region, many remain terrified and traumatized. The dire situation for the stateless Rohingya people leaves one to ask if they are the most persecuted minority in the world, as they are often described.

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4,896,404 views • 2 years ago

Thousands protest under #IndonesiaGelap, opposing President Prabowo’s budget cuts to education, healthcare, and infrastructure. Funds are being redirected to a 100-day free meal program, which already faces food safety issues. Critics warn this is weakening public services.
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Thousands protest under #IndonesiaGelap, opposing President Prabowo’s budget cuts to education, healthcare, and infrastructure. Funds are being redirected to a 100-day free meal program, which already faces food safety issues. Critics warn this is weakening public services.

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1,879,215 views • 1 year ago

Argentinians are flocking en masse to Chile to buy food and other goods. Hyperinflation and stagnating salaries under President Javier Milei have rendered Argentina extremely unaffordable for most people.
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Argentinians are flocking en masse to Chile to buy food and other goods. Hyperinflation and stagnating salaries under President Javier Milei have rendered Argentina extremely unaffordable for most people.

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1,951,475 views • 1 year ago

.Yanis Varoufakis told red. media “those who try very hard to extract a condemnation of the attack by Hamas” from him or his movement DiEM25 will “never get it”. Varoufakis said, “the criminals here are not Hamas…the criminals are Europeans” for remaining silent “as long as it’s Palestinians who die and not the occupiers”. Varoufakis urged Europeans to “redeem ourselves” by pushing for peace via “the destruction of the state of apartheid”.
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.Yanis Varoufakis told red. media “those who try very hard to extract a condemnation of the attack by Hamas” from him or his movement DiEM25 will “never get it”. Varoufakis said, “the criminals here are not Hamas…the criminals are Europeans” for remaining silent “as long as it’s Palestinians who die and not the occupiers”. Varoufakis urged Europeans to “redeem ourselves” by pushing for peace via “the destruction of the state of apartheid”.

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1,732,480 views • 2 years ago

Indonesia burns again as the second wave of #IndonesiaGelap protests explodes onto the streets. Students across the country are rising up against a new military law that allows active-duty officers to take civilian posts. Many see it as a return to the kind of military dominance that once defined the Suharto dictatorship. From Yogyakarta to Malang, protests have turned violent. Police used tear gas, water cannons, and brutal force. In response, protesters in Malang set part of the DPRD building on fire. In Yogyakarta, student leader Tiyo Ardianto now faces open intimidation after leading a protest last week. Blood-red banners appeared near the demonstration site, accusing him and other activists of being foreign pawns.
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Indonesia burns again as the second wave of #IndonesiaGelap protests explodes onto the streets. Students across the country are rising up against a new military law that allows active-duty officers to take civilian posts. Many see it as a return to the kind of military dominance that once defined the Suharto dictatorship. From Yogyakarta to Malang, protests have turned violent. Police used tear gas, water cannons, and brutal force. In response, protesters in Malang set part of the DPRD building on fire. In Yogyakarta, student leader Tiyo Ardianto now faces open intimidation after leading a protest last week. Blood-red banners appeared near the demonstration site, accusing him and other activists of being foreign pawns.

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626,799 views • 1 year ago

Māori members of New Zealand’s parliament disrupted the passage of a bill that would reinterpret the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi, which uplifts Indigenous peoples. The MPs performed a haka—a traditional Māori dance and chant—causing the session to be suspended.
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Māori members of New Zealand’s parliament disrupted the passage of a bill that would reinterpret the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi, which uplifts Indigenous peoples. The MPs performed a haka—a traditional Māori dance and chant—causing the session to be suspended.

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452,740 views • 1 year ago

Anger is boiling over in Indonesia as students and activists refuse to back down. On Monday, clashes erupted in Surabaya, where around 1,000 demonstrators dressed in black confronted police with rocks and Molotov cocktails. The protest was part of a growing nationwide movement against a new law expanding the military’s role in civilian government. After days of harsh police crackdowns that left many injured, tensions have escalated on both sides. Protesters held signs like “Reject the Military Law” and “Capitalism is incompatible with Gen-Z.” Meanwhile, threats against critical media have intensified. Tempo magazine, known for its reporting on President Prabowo, received a box of decapitated rats and an animal’s head at its Jakarta office. Activists warn these acts are part of a broader attempt to silence dissent—on the streets and in the press.
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Anger is boiling over in Indonesia as students and activists refuse to back down. On Monday, clashes erupted in Surabaya, where around 1,000 demonstrators dressed in black confronted police with rocks and Molotov cocktails. The protest was part of a growing nationwide movement against a new law expanding the military’s role in civilian government. After days of harsh police crackdowns that left many injured, tensions have escalated on both sides. Protesters held signs like “Reject the Military Law” and “Capitalism is incompatible with Gen-Z.” Meanwhile, threats against critical media have intensified. Tempo magazine, known for its reporting on President Prabowo, received a box of decapitated rats and an animal’s head at its Jakarta office. Activists warn these acts are part of a broader attempt to silence dissent—on the streets and in the press.

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274,023 views • 1 year ago

Milei’s libertarian government brutally cracked down on anti-austerity protesters yesterday. Organized football fans joined retirees in one of the largest mobilizations yet against the libertarian government. At least 150 were arrested and are now facing up to 20-years in prison.
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Milei’s libertarian government brutally cracked down on anti-austerity protesters yesterday. Organized football fans joined retirees in one of the largest mobilizations yet against the libertarian government. At least 150 were arrested and are now facing up to 20-years in prison.

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265,302 views • 1 year ago

The US Embassy is organizing a coup against Honduras, says the country’s President Xiomara Castro. She stated in an emergency press conference: “The plan to destroy my democratic, socialist government and the next electoral process is underway.” Yesterday, Honduras’s Foreign Ministry denounced US pressure over its support for Venezuelan President Maduro. Following that, a video from 2013 was published by local media allegedly showing a known drug trafficker meeting with the brother of Xiomara Castro’s husband 11 years ago. The government denies that there are any links or financing between the persons in the video and the governing party. The government of Honduras sees this series of incidents as preparation for an attempted coup against the government.
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The US Embassy is organizing a coup against Honduras, says the country’s President Xiomara Castro. She stated in an emergency press conference: “The plan to destroy my democratic, socialist government and the next electoral process is underway.” Yesterday, Honduras’s Foreign Ministry denounced US pressure over its support for Venezuelan President Maduro. Following that, a video from 2013 was published by local media allegedly showing a known drug trafficker meeting with the brother of Xiomara Castro’s husband 11 years ago. The government denies that there are any links or financing between the persons in the video and the governing party. The government of Honduras sees this series of incidents as preparation for an attempted coup against the government.

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290,176 views • 1 year ago

🟡 HAPPENING NOW: Protesters in Berlin are telling Joe Biden to "go to hell" during his political visit to Germany. While Biden called Germany the "closest and most important" ally of the US, the streets are echoing with a different message.
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🟡 HAPPENING NOW: Protesters in Berlin are telling Joe Biden to "go to hell" during his political visit to Germany. While Biden called Germany the "closest and most important" ally of the US, the streets are echoing with a different message.

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240,321 views • 1 year ago

Thousands of communists and socialists participated in this year’s massive “Luxemburg Liebknecht Lenin” (LLL) protest in Berlin. Drawing participants from across the country, the event culminates in a march to the “Cemetery of Socialists” in the capital, commemorating the legacies of Rosa Luxemburg, Karl Liebknecht, and Vladimir Lenin. The protesters were brutally attacked by the police, resulting in serious injuries and arrests. Paramedics had to resuscitate an older man with an AED after police repeatedly hit him on the head. Four other participants are reportedly hospitalized, including two minors. The organizers of the LLL protest stated, “Our struggle is against imperialist wars, against the danger of a worldwide inferno destroying civilization. [...] Germany must never again become capable of war, and German tanks should never again fire on Russians.”
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Thousands of communists and socialists participated in this year’s massive “Luxemburg Liebknecht Lenin” (LLL) protest in Berlin. Drawing participants from across the country, the event culminates in a march to the “Cemetery of Socialists” in the capital, commemorating the legacies of Rosa Luxemburg, Karl Liebknecht, and Vladimir Lenin. The protesters were brutally attacked by the police, resulting in serious injuries and arrests. Paramedics had to resuscitate an older man with an AED after police repeatedly hit him on the head. Four other participants are reportedly hospitalized, including two minors. The organizers of the LLL protest stated, “Our struggle is against imperialist wars, against the danger of a worldwide inferno destroying civilization. [...] Germany must never again become capable of war, and German tanks should never again fire on Russians.”

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162,356 views • 1 year ago

Hamas may have led the Al-Aqsa Flood, but the operation that changed history was overwhelmingly supported by all Palestinian resistance factions. red. media sat down with Maher Arafat Al-Taher, International Relations Officer of the Marxist-Leninist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) for an exclusive interview. We asked Mr. Al-Taher about the role of the PFLP in October 7, to which degree the PFLP was involved, his viewpoints on regional developments, and what the PFLP envisions for the future of Palestine.
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Hamas may have led the Al-Aqsa Flood, but the operation that changed history was overwhelmingly supported by all Palestinian resistance factions. red. media sat down with Maher Arafat Al-Taher, International Relations Officer of the Marxist-Leninist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) for an exclusive interview. We asked Mr. Al-Taher about the role of the PFLP in October 7, to which degree the PFLP was involved, his viewpoints on regional developments, and what the PFLP envisions for the future of Palestine.

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153,473 views • 1 year ago

An Indigenous Amazonian community in Peru has seized control of the Norperuvian Pipeline and Station 5, operated by Petroperú. The Awajún are protesting repeated oil spills that have poisoned their rivers. They demand urgent aid, as no compensation has been provided.
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An Indigenous Amazonian community in Peru has seized control of the Norperuvian Pipeline and Station 5, operated by Petroperú. The Awajún are protesting repeated oil spills that have poisoned their rivers. They demand urgent aid, as no compensation has been provided.

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102,809 views • 1 year ago

BREAKING: Students occupying Humboldt University in Berlin have won an important victory: The uni management will NOT order police to evict them. The unprecedented decision comes following a few hours of negotiations with the student protesters, and was met with cheers by protesters who have gathered in solidarity outside the occupied university. Until now, Berlin's student occupations have ended in violent police evictions, arrests, threats of exmatriculation and vicious smear campaigns against the students by German media. Today, those same students have shaken Germany's hitherto unshakeable support for Israel. Our team is inside the occupation. Follow us for updates.
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BREAKING: Students occupying Humboldt University in Berlin have won an important victory: The uni management will NOT order police to evict them. The unprecedented decision comes following a few hours of negotiations with the student protesters, and was met with cheers by protesters who have gathered in solidarity outside the occupied university. Until now, Berlin's student occupations have ended in violent police evictions, arrests, threats of exmatriculation and vicious smear campaigns against the students by German media. Today, those same students have shaken Germany's hitherto unshakeable support for Israel. Our team is inside the occupation. Follow us for updates.

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90,152 views • 2 years ago

🟡 NOW: Immense pro-Palestine protest shakes Berlin, Germany.
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🟡 NOW: Immense pro-Palestine protest shakes Berlin, Germany.

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73,963 views • 1 year ago

The Soviet communist leader Vladimir Lenin said of May Day that it was “the day when the workers of all lands celebrate their awakening to a class-conscientiousness, their solidarity in the struggle against all coercion and oppression of man by man, the struggle to free the toiling millions from hunger, poverty, and humiliation. Two worlds stand facing each other in this great struggle: [...] The world of exploitation and slavery and the world of brotherhood and freedom.”
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The Soviet communist leader Vladimir Lenin said of May Day that it was “the day when the workers of all lands celebrate their awakening to a class-conscientiousness, their solidarity in the struggle against all coercion and oppression of man by man, the struggle to free the toiling millions from hunger, poverty, and humiliation. Two worlds stand facing each other in this great struggle: [...] The world of exploitation and slavery and the world of brotherhood and freedom.”

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85,049 views • 2 years ago

Tens of thousands have taken to the streets of Belgrade in what could be Serbia’s biggest anti-government protest. The movement began after last year’s Novi Sad train station collapse, which killed 15 people. Students, who first led the demonstrations, are now joined by farmers.
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Tens of thousands have taken to the streets of Belgrade in what could be Serbia’s biggest anti-government protest. The movement began after last year’s Novi Sad train station collapse, which killed 15 people. Students, who first led the demonstrations, are now joined by farmers.

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11,539 views • 1 year ago

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