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Cherries 1.500 dinars: To buy them, or to feed yourself for three days?
How is it possible that a kilogram of cherries costs from 1.200 to even 1.700 dinars in Serbia? And who can afford it

How is it possible that a kilogram of cherries costs from 1.200 to even 1.700 dinars in Serbia? And who can afford it

The siege of the stands of the Serbian Progressive Party in the Belgrade markets lasted all day on Sunday

There will be only 48 stalls in the five-story building, which is designated as the city market in the urban planning project of the part of Belgrade on the water. The rest are offices and a garage with 192 spaces on two floors, as a parking space for a hotel and a residential and business complex that displaced the previously planned school, kindergarten and health facility.

In the bigger cities, people prepare less and less winter clothes anyway, and this year, due to the drought, the offer is smaller and more expensive. The "Vremena" reporter visited markets where a jar of ajvar will cost up to 1500 dinars each.
On Friday, the tender for the action plan, which envisages the displacement of residential and commercial buildings from around 604.000 square meters due to the construction of the subway, will be completed. On the way is Bajlonija's market
For small producers, markets are one of the most important sales channels, but their work is increasingly threatened by super markets and online sales. Market sellers need a new model of support, and perhaps work
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Serbian market sellers will protest for the fourth time in Belgrade against the Fiscalization Law. They say that the law heralds the disappearance of markets. President Vučić promised to meet with them after the election, but he still hasn't fulfilled his promise. On the days of the protest, Serbian markets are closed