00:00After demonstrating against the government for six months,
00:05the student movement in Serbia is now demanding early parliamentary elections.
00:10The pressure over the deadly awning collapse at a train station in Novi Sad
00:14already caused a series of arrests.
00:17Students now say that the voice of youth is not just noise,
00:22but a force that can initiate changes.
00:25We hope the government will support these foreign elections.
00:30We agreed only that the students will not be on that list.
00:35We will continue to agree on how the list will be formed.
00:39Serbian opposition says that in the last few months,
00:42the ruling coalition has lost its legitimacy to lead the country.
00:48The Green Left Front says that it can provide support to students
00:51because they have the same goal.
00:54The revival of institutions and the democratization of society.
00:59I think that in general,
01:01the demands for the foreign parliamentary elections
01:04and the demands for the progressive government are the same.
01:08I think that the goal is to first act on SNS,
01:11and then after that, with a clear majority,
01:15we will go to a better society and better elections.
01:20The Socialist Party of Serbia has never been afraid of elections.
01:21As you know, we are not going to vote.
01:22We are not going to vote.
01:23We are going to vote.
01:24We are going to vote.
01:25We are going to vote.
01:26We are going to vote.
01:27We are going to vote.
01:28We are going to vote.
01:29We are going to vote.
01:30We are going to vote.
01:31We are going to vote.
01:32The Socialist Party of Serbia has never been afraid of elections.
01:33We are going to vote.
01:34As you know, we are not going to vote.
01:35We are going to vote.
01:36not through the polling stations, but through political dialogue.
01:56The vast majority of liberal opposition parties in Serbia
02:00supported the call of student protesters for snap elections.
02:05But whether or not they will happen is yet to be seen.
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