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HR-BULLETIN-Politika BRIEF NEWS BULLETIN IN ENGLISH NO. 5017 HINA Zagreb 17 July 2003GOVT. UNANIMOUSLY DECIDES TO SELL PART OF INA TO MOLZAGREB, July 17 (Hina) - The Croatian government unanimously decided on Thursday to sell 25
percent plus one share of the INA oil company to the Hungarian MOL company for US$505 million. The government said it was in favour of disclosing all documents relating to the sale and would urgently seek permission for that from the Hungarian partner. Ministers said the privatisation of INA, the government's biggest venture of this kind, was concluded according to the law, professionally and to INA's benefit. They dismissed the opposition's objections to the deal. Prime Minister Ivica Racan labelled the objections as "grave imputations" which were aimed at accusing the government a few months before elections and, at all costs, preventing it from doing something good, even through imputations. The PM said the opposition's claims that it had "reliable sources"