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Serbia: More on Belgrade Gay Pride and Riots

Posted 15 October 2010 1:31 GMT

Posts on the gay pride and the rioting in Belgrade this past Sunday, as well as on football hooligans – at CAFÉ TURCO, Gray Falcon, A Yankee-in-Belgrade, and A Slice Of Serbian Politics.

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Written byVeronica Khokhlova

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  • Filip Stojanovski

    According to Radio Free Europe in Macedonian, Belgrade newspaper Politika informed [MKD] that the travel expenses (over EUR 200,000) for the trip to Italy of over 60 Serbian football hooligans who participated in Genoa riots were covered by “a criminal clan.”

    16 October 2010, 11:45 am
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    […] in relation to starting the debate and improving tolerance in the Western Balkans, as Croatia, Serbia, and Macedonia strive to join this supranational […]

    18 October 2010, 21:14 pm

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