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Monday, 2 October, 2000, 14:40 GMT 15:40 UK
In pictures: Yugoslav strike
A general strike called by the Yugoslav opposition disrupted traffic in many towns on Monday, though Belgrade returned to normal by mid-day.

The strikers are demanding the resignation of President Slobodan Milosevic after what they say was a decisive victory for opposition candidate Vojislav Kostunica in presidential elections on 24 September.


Blocked streets in Belgrade
Buses were used to block a main intersection in central Belgrade

Woman and child on empty road in Uzice
A woman carries her child on the normally-busy Belgrade-Podgorica highway

Opposition supporters prepare to block the Belgrade-Podgorica highway
In Uzice, 200km south of Belgrade, the opposition blocked the main highway from the capital to Montenegro

Anti-Milosevic protesters play cards
A card game for strikers as they block a road in Ljig, south of Belgrade

Opposition rally in Cacak
There was widespread support for the strike in the central Yugoslav town of Cacak


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