Members of special police block a street during a protest in Sarajevo February 10, 2014. Angered at widespread unemployment, and alleged corruption in the government, protesters demanded resignations from members of government of Bosnia's autonomous Muslim-Croat Federation. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic
TUZLA/SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Enver Mehmedovic spends his days behind an iron gate, guarding the factory he used to work in from its owner.
Production lines that once produced 'Dita' detergent used in households up and down the former Yugoslavia now stand idle and Mehmedovic suspects that the tycoon from the Bosnian capital who bought the complex wants to sell off the machinery.
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