CroatiaThe article reports on ongoing preparations for urban renewal projects in the center of Zagreb, specifically in the Old Vlaška area and Jurja Branjuga Street. The work includes removing existing structures like greenhouses and café terraces to create conditions for the start of construction. Workers from the Cleaning Department have been cleaning streets as part of the preparation. The project involves renovating Old Vlaška and Jurja Branjuga Street, covering an area of 4,050 square meters. Existing roadways will be converted into pedestrian areas, asphalt will be replaced with stone paving, and the removal of barriers will create a unified pedestrian-road surface with a new surface drainage system. Construction is scheduled to begin in September with a three-month duration. The estimated investment value is 3.4 million euros excluding VAT.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about a municipal infrastructure project without overt ideological framing. It focuses on technical details, timelines, and budgetary aspects, which are typically neutral in tone. While urban development can be politically sensitive, the piece does not take a
