Thousands rally in Belgrade demanding early elections following months of huge anti-corruption demos
Thousands of people rallied on Friday in Serbia's capital demanding an early elections following seven months of massive anti-corruption protests that have rattled the populist government of President Aleksandar Vucic. The protest in Belgrade was organized by Serbia's university students who have been a key force behind the nationwide demonstrations triggered by a collapse on Nov. 1 of a concrete train station canopy in the country's north that killed 16 people. (AP video by: Ivana Bzganovic)
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