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.
Written byVeronica Khokhlova
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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.”