Serbia marks two years since Novi Sad canopy collapse; student protests toppled ruling party
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Students in Serbia have announced a commemorative walk in Novi Sad to mark the second anniversary of the railway station canopy collapse that killed 16 people. The event is likely to draw attention to ongoing anti-government protests and political tensions in Serbia. The announcement signals continued civic mobilization around the tragedy, which has become a symbol of government accountability issues.
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Aleksandar Vucic's party was defeated in snap parliamentary elections last week, culminating a student-led anti-corruption protest movement catalyzed by the Novi Sad railway station roof collapse two years prior. The student movement is now transitioning from protest to governance, with its electoral success confirmed in Belgrade. The durability of the new leadership and its policy direction remain uncertain.
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