**Hungarian Capital Welcomes Serbian Students on Cycling Protest**
In a grand show of support, hundreds of people gathered at Budapest‘s Heroes’ Square to welcome a group of Serbian students who are cycling to Strasbourg. The students arrived in the Hungarian capital today, marking an important milestone in their epic journey.
The cyclists were greeted with a sea of roses, banners, and food, as well as refreshments for the weary travelers. As they celebrated their arrival, the students chanted slogans such as “Fulfill our demands” and “No one is tired, we don‘t know fatigue.” This display of enthusiasm and determination was a testament to the passion and commitment of these young protesters.
The group of Serbian students set off on their 12-day cycling adventure from Belgrade on April 3. So far, they have been traveling through Hungary, where they have described the route as “safe but slow.” The students’ ultimate goal is to reach Strasbourg by April 15, where they plan to bring attention to their demands and the current situation in Serbia.
As these young cyclists pedal across Europe, they are drawing attention not only to their own country’s issues but also to the broader concerns of students and youth across the continent. Their bravery and resilience inspire hope for a more just and equitable society.
**What does this mean?**
This event highlights the power of grassroots activism and the ability of young people to bring about change. The Serbian students’ determination to draw attention to their demands and the situation in Serbia is a powerful reminder that even small actions can have a significant impact when combined with collective effort and courage.
The welcoming crowds in Budapest demonstrate the strong bonds between nations and the willingness of people to show solidarity with those who are fighting for their rights. As these students continue on their journey, they will undoubtedly inspire others to take action and work towards creating positive change in their own communities.
**In the words of…**
“This is not just a protest, but also a celebration of our unity and strength,” said one of the students during the event in Budapest. “We are proud to be part of this movement, and we will continue to fight for what is right.”