Serbia - Trade unions join protests

Описание: (11 Dec 1996) T/I: 10:55:40


Independent trade unionists for the first time on Wednesday (11/12) backed swelling street protests in Belgrade calling on Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic to restore cancelled local election results.
More than 200 representatives from unions were among thousands of students and other protestors who took to the streets of Serbia's capital, reinforcing for the 23rd day running the opposition Together coalition's demand for acceptance of the poll's results, which gave the opposition control of the Belgrade city council and 15 out of 18 major Serbian towns.

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BELGRADE, SERBIA 11/12
MS Serbian union leaders at presser, Cu sign on wall.
SOT, union representative in Serbo-Croat, saying workers are being
threatened not to go on the streets.
SOT, union representative saying workers will join students.
SOT, RADE RADOVANOVIC (ENGLISH), saying workers are on streets.
MS demonstrators;
cu man with beard;
cu badge on his coat;
SOT, Serbo-Croat,
man in support of students,
ws chanting protestors in street;
cu sign in english;
ws street as procession comes around corner;
ms marching studetns;
ws people on top of building waving;
ws and ms of demonstration;
ws street with protestors;
ms man puts up sign outside building;
cutaway cu sign;
ms students marching;

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