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Gathering of Citizens in Front of Tuzla Canton Prosecutor’s Office

Published: February 12, 2014
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tuzilastvo-tkAbout half an hour ago, around 20 protestors gathered in front of the Prosecutor’s Office in Tuzla Canton, confirmed to Fena Agency from the Press Office of the Ministry of Interior of Tuzla Canton.

For today, protests have been announced in Čelić, Srebrenik, Kalesija, Sapna, Lukavac and Živinici, said Tuzla Canton Ministry of Interior.

The gathering of protestors was announced at 10:00 in Čelić and Srebrenik, at 11:00 in Kalesija, at noon in Sapna and Lukavac and at 13:00 in Živinici.

(Source: Fena)

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