By bne IntelliNews Southeast Europe bureau Nationwide shopping boycotts are taking place in several Southeast European countries on January 31, with residents urged not to shop during the day in protest against high prices.

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As in the region, citizens of North Macedonia have joined the boycott of shopping in supermarkets and shops today. Support for the boycott in Macedonia was provided by pensioner associations, who called on pensioners not to shop today in order to send a signal to retailers that prices are too high and that they must