内容摘要：La capilla gótica de la universidad fue construida en 1928. En ese momento, dice Princeton, su capacidad para albergar a más de 2.000 personas era superada solo por la capilla del King’s College en la Universidad de Cambridge.

La capilla gótica de la universidad fue construida en 1928. En ese momento, dice Princeton, su capacidad para albergar a más de 2.000 personas era superada solo por la capilla del King’s College en la Universidad de Cambridge.

, killing 16 people and sparking the massive wave of anti-corruption protests.“The whole of Serbia has risen,” protesting students said in a speech that was read at all the rallies at the same time. “There will be no more silence, there will be no more surrender!”

Many people in Serbia believe that the deadly Nov. 1 canopy collapse in Novi Sad was the result of flawed renovation work on the station building, and they link the disaster to alleged government corruption in major infrastructure projects with Chinese state companies.Vucic, whom critics have accused ofsince coming to power over a decade ago, initially dismissed the possibility of holding early elections but on Friday suggested they could take place, though without saying exactly when.

Sunday’s protests included commemoration ceremonies for the victims of the Novi Sad crash and student marches and blockades. In Belgrade, crowds halted traffic at two key bridges over the Sava River for three hours, while protesters in Novi Sad carried a white wreath for the canopy collapse victims as they walked toward the crash site.Mina Miletic, from Belgrade, said she is encouraged by so many people fighting together for the same goal: “The rule of law and life in a decent country.”

Vucic has accused the protesters of working for unspecified Western powers to “destroy Serbia.” Pro-government media on Sunday described the blockades in Belgrade as “terror” and alleged falsely that “only a handful” of people joined the rallies.

Most media in Serbia are controlled by the ruling populists, often lashing out at government opponents and accusing them of anti-state activities.Torrents of predawn rainfall early Thursday unleashed the devastating flood on Mokwa, nearly 380 kilometers (236 miles) west of Abuja and a major trading and transportation hub where northern

farmers sell beans, onions and other food to traders from the south.The deputy chairman of Mokwa Local Government, Musa Kimboku, confirmed the updated fatality count to The Associated Press on Sunday. He said rescue operations have been called off, as authorities no longer believe there are any survivors.

To prevent the outbreak of disease, officials are currently exhuming bodies buried beneath the rubble, Kimboku added.On Saturday, the spokesperson for the Niger State emergency service, Ibrahim Audu Husseini, said an additional 11 people were injured and more than 3,000 people were displaced.