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Mostar: Around 30 Citizens Attended Last Night’s Protests

Published: March 11, 2014
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plenum-mostarAround 30 citizens of Mostar gathered yesterday at around 17:00 at Spanish Square where they repeated their demands and pointed out the poor social and economic situation.

‘’We remain with our four demands independent of authority and we will continue to repeat them until they are not reflected on’’, said member of the Plenum of citizens of Mostar Tarik Žuljević to journalists. He added that so far about 6.000 citizens have signed a petition that would be sent to the HNŽ government.

The protest started today at noon, and according to Žuljević, this decision was brought at the previous Plenum of the citizens of Mostar held on Monday, and the reason was to keep the protestors in front of the government institution buildings.

Žuljević said that in the future, the protests will take place every day at 17:00, and the next Plenum will take place when OKC Abrašević Center is made available, and the public will be informed about it.

(Source: Fena)

 

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