Croatians boycott shopping to protest high prices

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The chief economist of the Croatian Employers' Association (HUP) Hrvoje Stojić appeared on the HTV's main news program and commented on the inflated prices in Croatian stores.

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Shopping malls, shops and gas stations in Croatia were noticeably emptier than usual on Friday, as many people joined a one-day boycott to protest rising prices. "Food prices have risen by up to 34 percent in the last three years. The prices of some basic products have almost doubled," the BalkanInsight website described the reasons for the discontent.

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A day after a nationwide boycott of stores, some Croatians decided to do their Saturday shopping across the border, in Slovenia. Our Croatian journalist colleagues went to Brežice, where the parking lots of the local shopping centers are full of cars with Croatian license plates.

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Croatians boycott shopping to protest high prices

ZAGREB: Supermarket aisles were quiet across Croatia on Friday as consumers protested high food prices by joining a boycott on shopping. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

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