SERBIA VIVE OTRA JORNADA DE PROTESTAS POR LA PANDEMIA
Protestors clash with police in Belgrade on July 8, 2020 as violence erupts against a weekend curfew announced to combat a resurgence of COVID-19 infections despite Serbia's President Aleksandar Vucic saying that the weekend curfew is likely to be scrapped. - Chaotic scenes rocked Belgrade on July 7 at night after thousands of people streamed into the city centre to protest the president's announcement that authorities would reimpose a round-the-clock weekend lockdown. Around 20 people were arrested and dozens were injured in running battles between police, who used tear gas, and protesters who stormed into parliament, threw rocks at officers and were accused of setting police cars alight. (Photo by Oliver BUNIC / AFP)
Una segunda jornada de protestas se escenificó en Belgrado, la ciudadanía rechaza el manejo que el gobierno ha tenido sobre la pandemia. Nubes de gases lacrimógeno y humo llenaron el centro de la capital serbia con escenas caóticas que repitieron la violencia de la noche anterior cuando la policía disparó a miles de personas que salieron a protestar por el regreso al confinamiento debido al aumento de los casos de Covid-19.
Protestors clash with police in Belgrade on July 8, 2020 as violence erupts against a weekend curfew announced to combat a resurgence of COVID-19 infections despite Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic saying that the weekend curfew is likely to be scrapped. – Chaotic scenes rocked Belgrade on July 7 at night after thousands of people streamed into the city centre to protest the president’s announcement that authorities would reimpose a round-the-clock weekend lockdown. Around 20 people were arrested and dozens were injured in running battles between police, who used tear gas, and protesters who stormed into parliament, threw rocks at officers and were accused of setting police cars alight. (Photo by Oliver BUNIC / AFP)
