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Fortunately, people are used to swimming in shit.
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsProgressive11 hr. ago

Fortunately, people are used to swimming in shit.

The article is a promotional segment for the 118th episode of 'Stanja nacije,' a TV show. It mentions the return of a long-absent guest and highlights the preparation of the episode over several months. The content references pollution issues along the coast and across Croatia, using hyperbolic language to describe contaminated waters as 'govna' (excrement). It suggests that the nation has become accustomed to swimming in polluted water and implies that this is a common issue during the summer season. The article concludes by advising viewers to watch a video at the top of the article for more information.

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Net.hr logoNet.hrIndependentProgressive11 hr. ago
Fortunately, people are used to swimming in shit.

The article is a promotional segment for the 118th episode of 'Stanja nacije,' a TV show. It mentions the return of a long-absent guest and highlights the preparation of the episode over several months. The content references pollution issues along the coast and across Croatia, using hyperbolic language to describe contaminated waters as 'govna' (excrement). It suggests that the nation has become accustomed to swimming in polluted water and implies that this is a common issue during the summer season. The article concludes by advising viewers to watch a video at the top of the article for more information.

Bias read (Progressive): The article uses strong, negative language ('govna') to describe environmental conditions, which could be interpreted as criticism of governmental failure to address pollution. While the tone is hyperbolic, the framing leans left by highlighting systemic neglect and suggesting that citizens have had

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