Faced with a government traditionally close to Moscow

The students' party succeeded in overthrowing the nationalist government in place since 2012.

Faced with a government traditionally close to Moscow, the students were able to convince voters during this election.

These youth demonstrations paid off, making it possible to dislodge a nationalist power that they openly accused of corruption.

During the mobilization, the demonstrators stood out by having their hands covered in blood to denounce corruption.

Until now, Serbia has always refused to apply any sanctions against Russia.

In Serbia, youth demonstrations have paid off, since their party has just dislodged a nationalist government that they accused of corruption.

Faced with a power close to Moscow, the students were convincing.

Serbia has always refused any sanctions against Russia.

With their hands covered in blood, the students then denounce the corruption.

It is their party which has just won the legislative elections.