This is, of course, Alliance for Change daily protests. Also, all of this affects members of these parties who have ambition to occasionally consider their own future, as well as future of their country. This reason in particular, made opposition a mirror-image of the regime.
Conclusion is that Serbia desperately needs new opposition, just as it needs new government.
It needs opposition that would not be riding on waves that regime makes, but it would try to stop the, and to bring something new. The worst part is that it may be too late for Serbia as well. Our correspondent from Kragujevac Don't give up, way to democracy is a long one This article in particular made some facts more clear to me. Balkans have always been all about passionate political struggle, and now I see that this is not a matter of past. As in Romania, Bulgaria, Greece and countries of Former Yugoslavia, when one dictator or dictatorial regime leaves, another regime, not so different from previous arrives.