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Protests in Sarajevo: Intersection Blocked

Published February 25, 2014
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protestAround 200 citizens gathered today in protests in front of the building of the B&H Presidency in Sarajevo.

A retiree from Bjeljina Esad Ćoralić said that he has worked in Pretis for 32 years, and his pension is 185 BAM.

“I am here to give my contribution to the protests, and I think that we should take away from politicians what they have stolen”, said Ćoralić.

Sutka Biščević is a widow of a demobilized fighter and mother of six children and she said that she came to join the demobilized fighters to fight for their rights that her family never achieved.

She had been coming to the protests in front of the B&H Presidency since 7 February, the day when the protests started in Sarajevo.

Protestors have blocked the intersection between Alipašino and Titova street.

Protests are taking place without incidents.

(Source: Fena)

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