Bosnian Protests Have Dwindled, But Economic Troubles Run Deep
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Channel: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty · 2014 · News & Politics
Widespread protests erupted in Bosnia-Herzegovina in February over the country's dire economic situation, which demonstrators blamed on government corruption and inefficiency. While those mass rallies have dwindled down to a few small groups, the underlying causes of the unrest are ever-present. Mirna Sadikovic of RFE/RL's Balkan Service reports on the Bosnians who are struggling just to buy food as the economy founders.
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