Serbian Consumer Group Calls for Fuel Boycott Amid Rising Prices

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The Serbian National Organization of Consumers called for a boycott tomorrow of filling stations to protest rising fuel prices.

The prices have risen almost 10 percent this year along with crude oil and a weakening dinar in the country that relies on imported oil, prompting demands that retailers reduce their margins and the government cut excise duties on gasoline and diesel.