In Serbia, thousands of people have left the street to demand the resignation of the president

In the Serbian capital, several thousand people demonstrated against the resignation of the country's president, Alexander Vuchich.
The country's Supreme Court, Zoran Ivozewicz, said that Vuchich should file a petition in
the retreat that Serbia could once again become a state governed by law,
reports DW.

The protesters passed the march
the center of Belgrade up to the government building and the building where the pro-government government is located
State TV channel RTS.

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Protest actions began after the unidentified bourgeois opposition group Borko Stefanovich was beaten on November 23rd in Krushevac, southern Serbia

]. is a driving force behind the demonstrations and accuses the Progressive Serbian Party of the Vucis in an attack on Stefanovich. The government denies its involvement.

The Serbian president plays a primarily nominal role, but the Uuchichi party has dominated parliament since 2012. He himself was elected president for a five-year term in 2017 after serving as prime minister.