by Slavko Živanov The meeting of the United Democratic Opposition (UDO) that took place on 15 May was attended by only a few thousand citizens, which is a small turnout when compared to the meeting that was attended by tens of thousands in April. Regardless of turnout, however, serious questions and issues concerning the ruling government were addressed this time, […]
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