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Shoe-throwing incident interrupts Serbian parliament

27/11/2009

BELGRADE, Serbia -- A lawmaker from the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) has been fined 336 euros for throwing her shoes at Deputy Parliament Speaker Gordana Comic on Thursday (November 26th). Parliament was debating a bill giving more power to the Vojvodina province, measures the SRS strongly opposes. Gordana Pop-Lazic explained that she threw her shoes after Comic refused to allow another SRS representative to make a statement. The session was then briefly interrupted when Pop-Lazic refused to leave the hall. (Beta, Tanjug, B92, RTS, BBC, DPA - 26/11/09)

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