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| − | Eine E-Mail erreichte uns aus Serbien (28.11.):
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| − | "Wave of student struggle is sweeping over the streets of Serbian capital, | |
| − | Belgrade. Three marches of some 1500 students held on Monday, Wednesday and
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| − | Friday have marked a new phase in student organising. These protests were
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| − | the most massive and political ones in the past 10 years. It was also the
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| − | first time for us to block two main bridges that connect two halves of city
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| − | – we blocked Branko’s bridge on Wednesday and Friday and Gazela on Friday,
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| − | after protesting in front of an international conference on Bologna reforms.
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| − | Our last two protests also had one important person in the front row – Joe
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| − | the dredger, who is a symbol of the 5th of October 2000 revolution, when we
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| − | toppled the hated president Milosevic.
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| − | The six demands we’ve had by now all deal with specific problems that came
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| − | out of neoliberal and bologna reforms of education. Protests were started by
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| − | the official student representatives, led by the president of the Student
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| − | parliament of University in Belgrade, who is also a member of the ruling
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| − | party. Never the less, our student group Another University is Possible,
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| − | that stands against the bologna reforms and for free education for all, made
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| − | some crucial interventions in coalition with other student representatives
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| − | who want to see this protest win – pushing towards generalising our demands
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| − | and connecting with our collegues internationally, as well as with workers.
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| − | We’ve printed hundreds of bulletins, together with a letter of support from
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| − | Austria, which was then repeatedly cited in the biggest Serbian daily.
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| − | Yesterday, we were supposed to have another meeting with the government, but
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| − | instead the president of the Student parliament got a statement in which the
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| − | government ‘promisses’ to fulfill five out of six demands, without saying
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| − | when or how they will do that. As most of us expected, he decided to end the
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| − | protest and called his collegues to go back home. The rest of us realized
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| − | that we were scammed, so we immediately organised a plenum of a few hundred
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| − | students where we decided to demand that those representatives who failed us
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| − | step down, but also to radicalise our demands and tactics – we are now
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| − | talking about organising democratically, occupying our Universities and
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| − | demanding free education for all.
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| − | We already won the support of three trade unions, one inter-striking cometee
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| − | and union of taxi and truck drivers. Next Monday we will be protesting with
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| − | the support of some 200-300 taxi veachles, and on Tuesday we should be
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| − | accompanied by other workers who supported us.
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| − | This is presenting a huge problem for our government who only just managed
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| − | to get a huge loan from Russia and prevent the worker struggls from
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| − | exploding. This is why any kind of international support is crucial to us at
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| − | the moment. We must connect our struggle with the current struggles
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| − | worldwide. The next week will be crucial."
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