“Students want to make a revolution”: in Serbia, Gen Z marches against Aleksandar Vucić before the legislative elections

The decibels suddenly went up in Indija when students made an epic entry into the city on Tuesday evening. They left Novi Sad the same morning to arrive the next evening in Belgrade, after a journey of 80 kilometers, checking their popularity in each city or town they crossed.

The welcoming committee is there in this town of 30,000 inhabitants, many of them young people from the neighboring high school, who distribute them sandwiches and pastries. A man stirs goulash in a large pot, proclaiming that, for him, “Vucic has already fallen!” ”, while at another stand Luna, 18, distributes a student newspaper and motorists and truckers honk loudly in support.

Three friends in their thirties who have done the walk quickly put their shoes back on to go dance the traditional kolo with the crowd, under the watchful eye of a few police officers who are not at all on the alert.