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Support to Protestors in Tuzla: Sarajevo Citizens Will Be Out on the Streets Today

Published: February 6, 2014
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protestYesterday, close to 30 citizens of Sarajevo gathered in front of the building of the government of Canton Sarajevo in order to lend support to protestors in Tuzla, who gathered in front of the cantonal government to protest.

Today, Sarajevo citizens will gather again at 13:00 to provide support to citizens of Tuzla.

Yesterday morning, a mass protest began in Tuzla, led by dissatisfied workers and other citizens, and the protest continued in front of the cantonal government. Protestors threw rocks and eggs at the government building. 18 people were injured, among which were two police officers, and 22 people were arrested.

(Source: klix.ba)

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