Serbian Protests Demand Change and Resignations.
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Tens of thousands of people participated in anti-government protests in the Serbian capital of Belgrade on Friday, demanding the resignation of President Aleksandar Vucic, Interior Minister Bratislav Gasic, and secret service chief Aleksandar Vulin. Protesters blame the government and certain tabloids for promoting a culture of violence and hatred. The protests were sparked by two mass shootings in May that killed 18 people. Gun culture is widespread in Serbia, which is among the top countries with the number of guns per capita in Europe.
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