For 51 days, the residents of Divjaka have been protesting against the new territorial reform that, according to them, risks affecting the status of their municipality. Although the number of protesters remains limited, the citizens are determined to continue their resistance, demanding that Divjaka remain a municipality. According to them, the proposed change would violate […]
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For 51 days, the residents of Divjaka have been protesting against the new territorial reform that, according to them, risks affecting the status of their municipality. Although the number of protesters remains limited, the citizens are determined to continue their resistance, demanding that Divjaka remain a municipality. According to them, the proposed change would violate […]