GSP workers went to the government with four demands on public transport
On June 11, GSP workers marched from Trg Nikole Pasica to the Serbian government, saying the city and the public transport secretariat had ignored their previous demands. For Belgrade residents, the practical stakes are the future of GSP routes, the purchase of buses and trolleybuses, and the tender for a public-private transport partnership.
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We are witnessing an attempt to tycoonize public transport: GSP workers submitted demands to the government
N1 reports that GSP employees protested again after city authorities and mayor Aleksandar Sapic, in the workers' telling, failed to answer earlier appeals. Ivan Bankovic of Sindikat GSP Centar laid out four demands: stop the public-private partnership tender, provide written guarantees that the routes will not be handed to private operators, and buy new buses and trolleybuses.
Protest by Belgrade GSP workers, four demands for the Serbian government
Danas also records the protest as both a city and an economic story and stresses that the workers are no longer appealing only to city hall but to the government as well. That shows the dispute over funding the operator, EXPO buses, and the future of GSP routes has moved far beyond an internal company conflict.