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Protests in Banja Luka

Published February 18, 2014
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banja lukaProtests began in Banja Luka today by demobilized veterans and dissatisfied citizens. The citizens are gathered in the park Mladen Stojanović, and there are more than one hundred citizens at the protests. The number of protestors is growing.

A reporter from buka was on the scene and said that demobilized veterans, dissatisfied citizens, students and many activists jointed the protests.

One of the main demands of the demobilized veterans is the resignation of the President of the Veterans Organization of the RS Pantelija Ćurguz.

One of the protestors said that this is a struggle for the destroyed rights of the fighers of the RS.

(Source: buka.com)

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