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Chicago Tribune: Croatias past lives on in modern-day Split
American daily newspaper Chicago Tribune has published this week in its paper an article dedicated to the Croatian city of Split.
Croatian web incubator launched
A new incubator website aimed at building bridges between Croatians in Croatia and in the diaspora has been launched.
International Medicine and Technology Fair set to open
The 39th edition of the International Fair of Medicine, Laboratory and Rehabilitation Equipment and Pharmacy opens in the Croatian capital Zagreb on 17 May together with the International Dental Medicine Fair Dentex.
Legend Michael Phelps supporting Croatians at Olympics
Famous American swimmer and winner of 16 Olympic medals Michael Phelps has called on all Croats to support Croatian Taekwondo sisters Ana and Lucija Zaninovic in their bid for medals at this summer's Olympic games in London
Croatia's Adriatic sea amongst cleanest in the world
Last year, Croatia was ranked second out of 30 countries when it came to the cleaness of its sea water, with only Cypruss ahead. Considering the fact that the quality of the sea water rarely changes, swimmers are set to enjoy yet another year in the clean Adriatic sea, reports RTL television.
Croatia's Adriatic sea amongst cleanest in the world
Last year, Croatia was ranked second out of 30 countries when it came to the cleaness of its sea water, with only Cypruss ahead. Considering the fact that the quality of the sea water rarely changes, swimmers are set to enjoy yet another year in the clean Adriatic sea, reports RTL television.
Davor Suker next Croatian football federation President
After 14 years at the helm of the Croatian football federation, President Vlatko Markovic has resigned, reports daily newspaper Jutarnji list.
Over 300 illegal buildings to be demolished on Kornati
In the next two to three weeks the Croatian Ministry of Construction and Physical Planning will issue 350 solutions for the demolition of about 300 illegally constructed buildings. That is the result of control inspection monitoring, which was conducted within the Kornati National Park in April and May.
Austria wants legal proceedings in Croatia against Sanader
The Austrian Justice System has referred legal proceedings to Croatia against former Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader for money laundering after the Croatian judiciary accepted the application of the Vienna public prosecutor.
Finance Minister: Croatian savers can sleep easy
A drop in the credit rating of Italy's banks, including two that operate in Croatia, is no reason for those who have savings with these banks to be concerned and they can sleep easy, said Croatia's Minister of Finance Slavko Linic from Brussels on Tuesday.
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simone simon wrote on 16. 05. 2012 from dallas tx
a relvelation of the current earth changes, to whom it pertains. www.operationterra.com
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Daniel wrote on 15. 05. 2012 from Australia
What is Croatia comming to croatian politicians are so pathetic they are are a disgrace to the motherland
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frank wrote on 13. 05. 2012 from zagreb
Biggest resort in Croatia opens near Zadar along with the biggest pockets as well 5600 euros for a junior suite 7 days in july enjoy your vacation!!
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Frank wrote on 13. 05. 2012 from zagreb
great........gay couples allowed among 4 million catholics!! there are bigger and more important issues to deal with, I would like to see a gay couple walking and holding hands in split!
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Frank wrote on 13. 05. 2012 from zagreb
The only thing Croatia can offer potential applicants of the EU (not including the former yugo) are under paid jobs, over priced real estate, an unstable economy, a political three ring circus and getting ripped off.....oh but we do have a beautiful country, 1000 islands, a clean adriatic sea, clean air etc etc....so we must be worth something???? right?!!!
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Pele wrote on 12. 05. 2012 from Trogir
I completely agree with "Joe" it seems that the Croatian policy is to make the bureaucracy so difficult so that any potential applicant will give up after days, weeks and months of trying to satisfy the authorities
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John wrote on 11. 05. 2012 from UK
are they all stupid - have they never heard of lung cancer caused by smoking.
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Joe wrote on 11. 05. 2012 from Zagreb
It sounds about fair! Last year the Croatian government said they would only allow 5000 work permits to foreigners, and there is easily that amount of Croats already abroad working, if not 20 fold. 3700 work visas was going to be just renewals, so that was to leave only 1300 new work permits (remember, most foreigners get a work permit because they own companies and create jobs, not take Croats jobs). Sad to say, outside of tourism the Croatian immigration policy is to make things as tough as they can for any foreigner thinking to come to Croatia. If you dispute this then try a day and a life at MUP for that work visa.
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Joe wrote on 08. 05. 2012 from Zagreb
First off, cut all the fat red tape destroying businesses, especially small businesses, lower your taxes, share the wealth and do more to help the people. Is does not take a rocket scientist to fix the problems here, it just takes determination, the will power, and the guts to see it through. Stop all the internal arguing, the political positioning and get out the rule books and start erasing. Only when you trust the people, allow them to be human and offer true compassion, only then will you win the peoples hearts and minds. Otherwise, this government will be a 1 term government like their last attempt.
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lito wrote on 08. 05. 2012 from Thailand
...and there will be earthquakes in diverse places....( birth pains) these are the very signs before Jesus comes back again. Maranatha!
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