BELGRADE (Reuters) -Hundreds of anti-government protesters clashed with supporters of Serb President Aleksandar Vucic late on Sunday, close to the anniversary of a deadly roof collapse that triggered a youth-led movement against alleged corruption and mismanagement.

Both sides threw flares at the culmination of a weekend of rallies in the capital and Serbia’s second city Novi Sad, where the disaster happened, after months of demonstrations stoked by anger over the failure to prosecute anyone.

The confrontations have shaken the government, and protesters have called for snap elections.

On Sunday, protesters had gathered near the parliament in Belgrade in support of a hunger strike launched by Dijana Hrka, whose son was among 16 killed when the roof on a renovated railway station came dow

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