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Resignation of Tuzla Cantonal Government Accepted

Published: February 11, 2014
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VLADA_TKTuzla Canton Assembly accepted this morning the resignation of the Cantonal government, led by Prime Minister Sead Čaušević.

This decision was made at this morning’s session of the Cantonal Assembly and based on this decision the government is officially relieved of duty.

The gathering of citizens in front of the burned building of Tuzla Canton government is announced for today at 13:00, and protestors, as it was announced, will have a new request- dismissal of Commissioner of Cantonal Ministry of Internal Affairs Samir Aljukić and Spokesperson of Ministry of Internal Affairs Izudin Šarić.

(Source: Klix.ba)

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