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For Alka and the Great Lady in Sinja, cafes and restaurants are open late.
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

For Alka and the Great Lady in Sinja, cafes and restaurants are open late.

The city of Sinj has announced that all hospitality establishments, including restaurants, cafes, fast-food outlets, and bakeries, will operate extended hours during the 'Days of Alka and the Great Lady' 2026 festival. According to an ordinance by Mayor Mirko Bulj, these businesses will remain open until 3 AM on weekdays and until 4 AM on weekends. The measure aims to provide quality hospitality services to both residents and visitors during the event. Additionally, there will be no time restrictions on operations on the most important days of the festival, including the days of Bare, Čoje, and Alka, as well as the day before and on the feast day of the Great Lady. The city expects a large number of guests from Croatia and abroad this year and emphasizes that extending operating hours contributes to the quality of tourism and hospitality offerings.

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N1 Hrvatska logoN1 HrvatskaIndependentCenter6 hr. ago
A waiter in Šibenik described to N1 how the inspectors closed his café: "They drank two beers and took out their badges"

U Šibeniku su posljednjih dana provodili nadzore Porezna uprava, rezultatom čega su privremeno zatvorena dva ugostiteljska objekta u središtu grada. Vlasnik jednog zatvorenog kafića, Davor Perković, objasnio je kako su inspetori došli u kafić, tražili pivo i uočili nepravilnosti u posluživanju pića izvan radnog vremena bez izdavanja računa. Objekt je prvo zatvoren na osam dana, a u obrazloženju se navodi da su postojali prekršaji unutar tri godine. Perković ističe da ne radi samo sezonski, već cijelu godinu, a prošle godine su ga posjetili sedam do osam inspekcija. Iako ne poriče prekršaje, smatra da su neke situacije koje se događaju u kafiću izvan njegovog kontrole, a da bi radnici bili odgovorni za to, to bi pomogle u održavanju standarda.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual account of a local business owner facing regulatory inspections, focusing on operational issues rather than political ideology. While there is some critique of the frequency and strictness of inspections, the tone remains objective and does not overtly favor any side.

Index.hr logoIndex.hrIndependentCenter9 hr. ago
For Alka and the Great Lady in Sinja, cafes and restaurants are open late.

The city of Sinj has announced that all hospitality establishments, including restaurants, cafes, fast-food outlets, and bakeries, will operate extended hours during the 'Days of Alka and the Great Lady' 2026 festival. According to an ordinance by Mayor Mirko Bulj, these businesses will remain open until 3 AM on weekdays and until 4 AM on weekends. The measure aims to provide quality hospitality services to both residents and visitors during the event. Additionally, there will be no time restrictions on operations on the most important days of the festival, including the days of Bare, Čoje, and Alka, as well as the day before and on the feast day of the Great Lady. The city expects a large number of guests from Croatia and abroad this year and emphasizes that extending operating hours contributes to the quality of tourism and hospitality offerings.

Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a municipal decision regarding extended operating hours for hospitality businesses during a local cultural festival. It does not take a clear ideological stance, nor does it emphasize any particular political agenda. The tone remains neutral, focusing on the公告和

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