The electricity restrictions have provoked many protests throughout Serbia. Most of them have bordered on the bizarre Following two-day and even three-day power cuts, residents of Nis suburbs blocked traffic going into the city with barricades of burning tires and garbage containers. The bastion of Serbian socialism responded fiercely through Mile Ilic, chairman of the city’s Socialist Party of Serbia […]
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