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BiH Citizens Urged to Boycott Stores until March 7

Published February 21, 2025
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Organizers of the shop boycott in Bosnia and Herzegovina are calling for a new boycott, this time from February 21 to March 7.

In addition to grocery stores, car dealerships and auto parts stores, real estate, construction materials, furniture stores, clothing and footwear stores, appliance stores, travel agencies, and pharmacies will be boycotted.

We would like to remind you that the first shop boycott in BiH was held on January 31 and was the most successful. However, official data from the FBiH Tax Administration indicate that it was far from successful.

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