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Plenkovic: I'm not going to the Saturday protest, I'm going to Italy
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter11 hr. ago

Plenkovic: I'm not going to the Saturday protest, I'm going to Italy

Prime Minister Andrej Plenković stated he would not attend the Saturday protest 'Walk for Lika, Walk for Croatia' in Zagreb because he would be attending a conference in Italy. He emphasized that his government focuses on solving problems rather than protesting. The protest, organized by citizens around the Civic Initiative 'Gospic is Our Home,' aims to highlight issues related to tens of thousands of tons of illegally dumped waste in the Gospic area. Plenković confirmed that legal proceedings have been initiated against those responsible, involving 14 physical and four legal entities. He also mentioned that water quality tests conducted by the Croatian Institute of Public Health show that drinking water in Gospic and the entire Licko-Senjska county is safe for consumption. Additionally, he announced changes to the legal framework to strengthen penalties for environmental crimes.

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Plenkovic: I'm not going to the Saturday protest, I'm going to Italy

Prime Minister Andrej Plenković stated he would not attend the Saturday protest 'Walk for Lika, Walk for Croatia' in Zagreb because he would be attending a conference in Italy. He emphasized that his government focuses on solving problems rather than protesting. The protest, organized by citizens around the Civic Initiative 'Gospic is Our Home,' aims to highlight issues related to tens of thousands of tons of illegally dumped waste in the Gospic area. Plenković confirmed that legal proceedings have been initiated against those responsible, involving 14 physical and four legal entities. He also mentioned that water quality tests conducted by the Croatian Institute of Public Health show that drinking water in Gospic and the entire Licko-Senjska county is safe for consumption. Additionally, he announced changes to the legal framework to strengthen penalties for environmental crimes.

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