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Serbians mark two years since collapse of canopy
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NOVI SAD, Serbia -- A week after a student movement toppled Serbia's strongman Aleksandar Vucic in an election, thousands of students and their supporters on Sunday marked two years since a deadly train station disaster that gave birth to their anti-corruption campaign.
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NOVI SAD, Serbia (AP) — A week after a student movement toppled Serbia’s strongman Aleksandar Vucic in an election, thousands of students and their supporters on Sunday marked two years since a deadly train station disaster that gave birth to their anti-corruption campaign.
NOVI SAD, Serbia -- A week after a student movement toppled Serbia's strongman Aleksandar Vucic in an election, thousands of students and their supporters on Sunday marked two years since a deadly train station disaster that gave birth to their anti-corruption campaign.
Thousands gathered in Novi Sad to commemorate the 16 victims of the railway station canopy collapse, as Serbia's student-led opposition prepares to govern and accountability remains unresolved.
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