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Dubioza Kolektiv at the Sarajevo Protests

Published: April 3, 2014
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dubiozaMembers of the band “Dubioza Kolektiv” today provided support to protests in Sarajevo by performing a few of their songs on Ferhadija.

Protestors who gathered today at 12:00 at the sidewalk across the street from the B&H Presidency joined this performance.

A member of the band Brano Jakubović said that performances of this kind provide support to the Plenum and to protestors to keep insisting on their goals.

He said that the Plenum has done all what it could and it is now up to politicians to fulfill the requirements.

“Two months have passed and soon politicians need to speak out about the requests. We will see how much they have worked on them. They have showed how much they are interested in all this by the abolition of the right to use the facility Dom Mladih”, pointed out Jakubović.

The protest across the street from the Presidency of B&H continues and several police officers are guarding the gathering. The Plenum of citizens of Sarajevo is planned at 17:30.

(Source: Fena)

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