Savamala

"We inform the public that today, November 15, 2023, at the age of 63, our husband and father arko Lauevi passed away after a short and serious illness.
The public will be informed about the date and place of the funeral in a timely manner. In the name of the family, Anita Lauevi, wrote in the statement.

Protesters in the Serbian capital led by the campaign group "Let's not drown Belgrade" marched from the Savamala district to the Belgrade city assembly to mark the third anniversary of the April 2016 demolitions, when bulldozers and masked men tore down buildings in the riverside district by night.

The Let's Not Drown Belgrade movement has scheduled a protest for April 24 to mark the anniversary of the demolitions, which are believed to have been carried out in order to clear the ground quickly for the building of the showpiece government-backed Belgrade Waterfront development project.

A plan by the city authorities in Belgrade to reconstruct a central square and erect a soaring 28-metre-high monument to a medieval prince has come under fire from critics, who call it kitschy and complain of an untransparent planning process.

Former Belgrade Mayor Sinisa Mali will take over as Serbian Finance Minister after he was voted into office by the MPs of the ruling parties.

However, some experts predicted that he will likely act as the long arm his party leader, the Serbian President.

Serbia's "Let's not drown Belgrade" civic movement - which was set up to oppose the Belgrade Waterfront construction project - has condemned the decision to allow a policeman to reach a plea bargain with the prosecution over responsibility for controversial demolitions in the city's Savamala district.

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