The organizers decided on another protest, because, as they say, there was still no promised meeting with the representatives of the authorities.

– People are becoming desperate, our streets are full of abandoned animals, more precisely dogs and cats. Fans take care of them, but where does more money come from for these people as well? These are desperate attempts for the government to react, we have become desperate – says Saša Dinić, organizer of the protest in Belgrade before three weekselje.

– The goal of the gathering is for the EXISTING LAW to start being applied by those responsible for animal problems, the Veterinary Directorate almost not to react due to private sinters that kill dogs in the most brutal ways. It all goes through dubious tenders and contracts that sinters get to remove dogs from the street. None of the authorities reacts to the killing of animals and everything is worse, our streets are full of abandoned dogs and cats! – says Ivan R. Ivanović, one of the fighters for animal rights.

Tax on dogs ?! In this country, you pay from 5 to 200 euros, and it depends on …

On Sunday, September 19, a protest in front of the ASSEMBLY against ANIMAL ABUSE under the slogan ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

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As the organizers say, it becomes unbearable to watch 35,000 to 45,000 dogs be killed on a monthly basis.

That is why they are asking all citizens of Serbia for support to stand in the way of the abusers.

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Feminist organizations aim to “spoil” Cristiano Ronaldo’s second debut at Manchester United, writes Zeri.info.

Today, September 11, Manchester United will play at home against Newcastle United, while the debut of the Portuguese is expected in this match. This matches will take place from 16:00.

Feminists are preparing a protest to draw attention to the case of model Kathryn Mayorga, who claims she was the victim of a rape by Ronaldo in 2009.

Kathryn Mayorga, claimed that in 2009 in a hotel room in Las Vegas she was raped after meeting Ronaldo at a nightclub. She claims that she was paid 375 thousand dollars in order not to speak, but that then she had decided to hand over the case to the police and seek criminal prosecution. Mayorga had stated that he had not been in a good mental state when he accepted this agreement.

The Portuguese striker had always denied the accusations, as in July 2019, the prosecutor’s office in Las Vegas cleared the footballer from this accusation, deciding not to file an indictment.

In April of this year, it was reported that the American woman wants to receive about 65 million euros in compensation from the footballer, but that there is still nothing concrete about this case.

However, “SportsmailReports that feminist organizations have planned a protest for today, the day when Ronaldo will debut with the “Red Devils”. They hope to draw attention to a legal issue that they say is “unresolved” and which involves the 36-year-old in the United States. /Zeri.info

Residents of the neighborhood “Muharrem Fejza” street with connecting roads, will protest again, this time in front of the building of the Municipality of Prishtina.

Dren Shahini, organizer of the protest has announced through an announcement that the protest will take place on Tuesday, starting at 11:30.

Also, during the protest, it will be announced about the petition which, as it is said, will precede the lawsuit from the residents of the neighborhood for the Municipality of Prishtina.

We, the residents of “Muharrem Fejza” street with connecting roads, on 10/08/2021, on Tuesday, at 11:30 to 12:00, in the yard of the old building of the Municipality of Prishtina, will PROTEST for our daily life, the condition of the road, ie the road works. Even after the protest two weeks ago, we did not see any acceleration of the works. Also, in the protest, we will inform you about the petition which will precede the LAWSUIT from us, the residents for the Municipality of Prishtina! ”, It is said in the announcement.

Residents of this part of the neighborhood “Mati 1” have complained that since the works began on the street “Muharrem Fejza” at the end of April, the daily life of citizens has become heavier.

“We do not have safe spaces for walking as pedestrians, people with special needs have been closed for months now. Parents with young children have nowhere to go in wheelchairs. The sick and the elderly are in distress. Emergency services find it impossible to access the neighborhood. Alternative roads are lacking and the few roads used to enter and exit the neighborhood are not maintained. Thus every day cars are damaged by potholes and open wells that are a danger from every angle. “With the recent rains, many houses and ground floors of buildings have been completely flooded”, the announcement continues.

Residents of “Muharrem Fejza” street in Pristina, on Thursday afternoon have protested about the infrastructural situation in their neighborhood, as a result of the works for four months now. By blocking the main road for a few minutes, the residents of this neighborhood demanded the intensification of works, otherwise they announced larger protests in front of the building of the Municipality of Prishtina.

Residents’ representative, Dren Shahini, while listing the complaints in this neighborhood, said that they feel neglected by the municipality.

He said that now their neighborhood has turned into a horror for a living and worse, according to him they are not informed what date these works are completed.

Shahini: It is unbearable dust on hot days and unbearable clay on rainy days

“The dust is unbearable on hot days and the clay is unbearable on rainy days. With the recent rains, not because of the intensity but because of the works back businesses have been badly damaged, many basements have been flooded, many buildings and garages on the ground floor. It is not at all dignified that no authority at least from the municipality has been to visit these damaged businesses. For four months we have been turning into circus acrobats trying to find stones and whatever it takes to get past the past. For four months now, people with special needs have been locked in their homes because they have no way out and no one can walk or move. Nowadays, almost every day, a car is damaged due to open wells and because the alternative roads we use are not maintained. This treatment that is being done to us is unignified … Our essential requirements are these: Intensification of works even in the evening, even in three shifts, whatever the municipality must respond to this request, the works must be unstoppable, not on time official 4-8 but to work all the time because we do not dare to enter the winter season with this tempo approach “, he said.

Other protesting residents also criticized the government of Pristina Mayor Shpend Ahmeti, saying that living in this neighborhood has become difficult as a result of its poor management.

Sword: Here you are like living in Kabul, I do not know what that mayor did

“It happened to me personally with a neighbor with a small child, it was an emergency and I remained in the column. The child has not even been a year old and I have never felt like I was a child… even if the other person is elderly, he has the right to receive the necessary services. Here you are like living in Kabul, how much tax we pay… and in the end, for a year, the sewage is coming out there. There is nothing more shameful, I do not know what that mayor is doing. In my opinion, he is the worst management that the history of Prishtina knows “said the resident Alfred Shpata.

Resident Zenel Sherifi was also critical.

Sheriff: I call Prishtina the capital with this situation

“It has made our life very difficult. I am a compatriot. I have the freshest case on Monday with my mother, I’m five sick, I wanted to hold it in my hands… I was born here with potholes when it was without asphalt, but still after 49 years with potholes. With this poor management and has been said to be the capital of Kosovo. I did not call it the capital because I am coming to say that I am from Prishtina with this situation like this, dust catastrophic road, we come from there and I have to invest in cars in the pits of Prishtina, this is taken “said the other resident Zenel Sherifi.

Whereas, Dren Shahini, warned of new protests in front of the municipality in case their demands for intensification of works are not realized within a week.

Shahini: I will be in front of the municipal assembly

“I promise you that together with you we will not extend the protest for more than a week, if we do not see intensification of works let the municipality do what it wants, let it ask for help from the Ministry of Infrastructure, intensification of works otherwise this is the last time that we protest in the neighborhood we do not block with ourselves. I will be in front of the municipal assembly and together with us we will take the dust, fecal water and mud, we will take it with us and we will leave it before the entrance of the municipality of Prishtina, let them also experience what it means to live in dust every day “, mud and the smell of fecal water,” he said.

Protesters criticized Mayor Shpend Ahmeti for not visiting the neighborhood, saying it had only been once in eight years of his term.

Nightclubs along with some of the pop singers will protest against the Government as a sign of dissatisfaction with the treatment of this sector.

This protest will be held on July 14 in Skanderbeg Square in Pristina from 20:00 with the motto “Government – let us dance”, announced the president of the Association of Gastronomers of Kosovo, Petrit Kllokoqi, reports Zeri.info.

All Night Clubs in Kosovo together with the variety, we have unanimously decided to organize the Protest / Event “GOVERNMENT – LET US DANCE” as a sign of dissatisfaction with the forgetfulness of the Government for our sector. For more than 1 year and 5 months we have made a compromise to close our businesses, with a lot of effort and sacrifice to take care of workers, to liquidate rents and loans, without financial support, without fiscal support, without strategy, without a vision for tourism, you also endanger our diaspora, our remittances. The summer season is the most important part of the year for our economy and sector, and given the epidemiological situation and in accordance with the economic situation of our businesses, now more than ever during the pandemic, it is time to OPEN!

This event will be organized on July 14, in Skënderbeu Square, from 20:00 “, says Kllokoqi through an announcement.

He emphasizes that some singers will also perform in this protest.

“Our estrada will take care to give sounds to this protest with music, performing artists such as: CAPITAL T, DAFINA ZEQIRI, ERMAL FEJZULLAHU, KIDA, LEDRI VULA, LUMI B, MIKE, TAYNA, YLL LIMANI, DJ BANZ, DJ DAGZ, DJ PM ”, the announcement ends. / Voice

The historic deal will normalize tensions between Balkan rivals but has angered Kosovar Serbs who oppose EU integration.

Thousands of demonstrators marched against the Serbian government to protest an agreement to normalize relations with breakaway Kosovo.

Flag-waving Serbs shouted “treason, betrayal” as they gathered in the capital, Belgrade, hours after the government’s unanimous approval on Monday, said Al-Jazeeras Aljosa Milenkovic of Belgrade.

Our correspondent said that many of the protesters see the deal, which allegedly would cede 12 percent of Serbian territory to Kosovo, as a “betrayal” of Serbia and want it to be withdrawn.

Up to 10,000 other Serbian protesters also gathered in the divided city of Mitrovica in northern Kosovo against the agreement, which could end years of tensions and put Balkan rivals on the path to EU membership.

This agreement is a big step forward. If implemented, it can mark a historic turning point for the two countries, but also for the entire region.

Guido Westerwelle Foreign Minister of the Federal Republic of Germany,

The Prime Ministers of Serbia and Kosovo reached a provisional agreement in Brussels on Friday that would be transferred to the leading power of Kosovo of Albanian origin over the rebellious Kosovar Serbs. In return, the Serb minority would be given extensive autonomy within Kosovo.

It also called for the two sides not to hinder each other as they seek possible membership in the EU.

After Serbia’s approval, the EU Executive Commission recommended on Monday that the bloc begin accession negotiations with Belgrade.

The Commission stated in a report that “Serbia has taken very significant steps towards a visible and sustainable improvement in relations with Kosovo”.

“This agreement is a big step forward. It can mean a historic turning point for both countries, but also for the entire region, if it is implemented, ”said German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle at an EU meeting in Luxembourg.

Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary-General, said he would “congratulate and praise” both sides for their “unwavering determination” and hope that the deal would “bring a better future and lasting stability to the region”.

Almost 100 countries – including the USA and 22 of the 27 EU states – have recognized Kosovo, which unilaterally declared its independence in 2008.

“Cradle of Serbia”

On Sunday, the parliament in the Kosovar capital Pristina also voted for a resolution in support of the agreement.

But it is not clear how the agreement is to be implemented on the ground in northern Kosovo, where Serbian hardliners vehemently reject any authority of the ethnic Albanians of Kosovo and regard the region as part of Serbia.

Kosovo is seen by nationalists as the medieval cradle of the Serbian state and the Serbian religion.

Serbia has also vowed never to recognize Kosovo’s independence, and Serbian officials insist that the latest deal does not mean Belgrade has de facto recognized Kosovo’s statehood.

The influential Serbian Orthodox Church also condemned the agreement on Monday as a “clear surrender” of “our most important territory” and called on the country’s legislators to reject it.

The church said in a statement that the deal amounts to an “indirect and silent but still de facto recognition” of the Kosovo state.

Serbia gave up control of most of Kosovo in 1999 when NATO chased its troops out of the region after a three-month bombing raid.

The end of the division of Kosovo between the Albanian majority and the Serb-controlled north, which makes up around a fifth of the country, is an essential prerequisite for Serbia’s further progress on the way to EU membership.

The Organization of KLA War Veterans will organize tomorrow in the “Skënderbeu” square in Prishtina, a protest activity through art, because, as they say, insults are being made against the KLA and in support of the liberators who are unjustly found in the rooms of specialized in The Hague.

“We are waiting for this anniversary of the day of the liberation of Kosovo, without the presence of the leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army, therefore we have a moral and human obligation to be in their support on this special day for our country. “Go out and write the inscription” With you liberators “and form the figures of the initiators of Freedom”, it is said in the announcement of Faton Klinaku, the acting chairman of OVL KLA.

The activity will start at 11:00.

Kosovo gastronomes will protest tomorrow in front of the building of the Government of Kosovo starting at 18:00, as a sign of dissatisfaction with the measures against the prevention and spread of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Kurti 2 government has long ago imposed new antiCOVID-19 measures according to which the work of gastronomes and the circulation of citizens are prohibited from 22:30 to 05:00 in the morning.

Gastronomers demand the removal of measures against coronavirus, to pave the way for weddings and other events.

“With a vaccine does not bloom wine! “Together we can bring happiness and the economy back to the country”, writes the Association of Gastronomers of Kosovo on Facebook.

The Minister of Health, Arben Vitia, meanwhile has invited to a virtual meeting the mayors of Kosovo for Wednesday, where the topic of discussion is expected to be the new measures against COVID-19.

The meeting is held at a time when Kosovo continues to face a decline in the number of new cases, where only on Monday were confirmed 14 positive cases and one dead.

The total number of positive cases in Kosovo is 107,258, of which 101,467 have been cured, 3,551 are active cases, while the battle with the dangerous disease has been lost by 2,240 people.

The Association of Gastronomers of Kosovo has invited a protest for Tuesday at 18:00.

Petrit Kllokoqi from this association said that through this protest they want to open their eyes to the institutions regarding the situation of this sector.

“We have no pretensions to change the government, if we open our eyes to our leaders. “For 450 days now, there have been closed businesses without compensation”, he said, reports KlanKosova.tv.

“The measures no longer have any effect, that is, that four people are kept at one table, while the region holds festivals with four thousand and 40 thousand people. “We call for the release of the measures as we are before the arrival of the diaspora and not when the time comes for a campaign.”

He said that they do not want to lose another wine as a sector of gastronomy as a result of anti-COVID-19 measures.

“We are not going out to protest to damage state property, but to use our constitutional right.”

A protest is expected to be held in Pristina today.

The protest was announced at 10:00 in front of the building of the Ministry of Environment against environmental pollution from the Feronikeli factory in Drenas, reports Zeri.info.

The organizer of this protest, Xhavit Drenori has announced that due to the pandemic this protest was organized with a limited number of participants.

Otherwise, the citizens of Drenas have constantly complained about the environmental pollution from the Feronikeli factory. / Voice