What You Can See from Kula Beograd
When the telescope is adjusted to closer entities, domestic oligarchs from any point of the circular viewing platform can see the same frame, below it stood a large banner that read: Students are winning
TL;DR
- Kula Beograd's 'Belgrade 360 Deck' observation deck has opened, despite concerns about its construction quality and legality.
- The opening event was attended by President Vučić, Minister Siniša Mali, and investor Muhamed Alabar, with the event resembling a political rally.
- Entrance fees are differentiated based on perceived economic status, with prices of 500 dinars for 'the poor' and 800 dinars for 'the slightly less poor,' while the wealthy elite gain free entry.
- The wealthy also receive exclusive access to telescopes, allowing them to view distant locations or a specific banner proclaiming 'Students are winning.'
- Critics view the tower and its observation deck as symbols of corruption and criticize the tiered access as a reflection of social inequality.