The opposition in Serbia has about 20% support, while the government only 6.7%, according to a survey by the Serbian Institute for Social Sciences (ISS).

"The most worrying thing is that more than 70% of respondents do not see the solution in the people who are the government or the opposition. It is worrying on many levels that there is no politician we can trust, no one we can entrust with power, and at the same time we are witnessing a social crisis that needs to be resolved," Nevena Novakovic of ISN told N1 TV

All the citizens who participated in the survey noted corruption, social injustice, the continuous increase in prices, and the weaknesses of the education system as major problems.

Even the citizens who do not support the protests acknowledge the problem with the work of the institutions, i.e. they distrust their work. | BGNES