The Serbian president said RTS blockade should not continue
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said in a statement on Instagram that blocking radio-television Serbia should not be continued and that the state will have the strength to protect the constitutional order.
– Today is Good Friday, a day of sadness and pain, but also a day of hope. Unfortunately, some people with violence are trying to destroy the state and its foundations – said Vucic.
On his profile « BuducciniSvriyev » urged the competent state authorities to take measures to protect the constitutionality and legality of the days that follow all issues in accordance with the Constitution and the law.
– What must not be allowed is free to continue harassing, chicing and destroying the lives of all citizens. That is why I urge the competent state authorities to take different measures to protect the constitutionality and legality of the days ahead of the Constitution and the Law. In order to establish the legal order, to protect public order and peace, to be completely clear that Serbia as a state is functioning and seeking to do so as much as possible without the use of force. When it is necessary, in that case it should be the least possible to solve things – he says.
For more than 80 hours, the student blockade of facilities on radio-television Serbia in Belgrade is underway. Since April 14, at 10 pm, facilities of the report of the report in downtown Belgrade on Takeska Street and Kosutnjak have been blocked, MIA’s correspondent in Belgrade said.
RTS, whose buildings on Takovska Street and Kosutnjak have been blocked by students since Monday, announced today that it is working under the most difficult conditions ever.
« All newsrooms, journalists on the field, including young associates, technical and production teams, are not in a position to have no proper protection necessary for the normal performance of their tasks, » RTS reported on their website.
The public broadcaster apologized to viewers because they were forced to significantly reduce the program.
