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ZAGREB, Sept 19 (Hina) - A former minister and Zadar mayor, Bozidar Kalmeta of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), on Thursday was acquitted of the charges that he and his associates had split among themselves more than HRK 15 million and EUR 850,000 siphoned from road maintenance and construction companies, but three of his co-defendants were found guilty of the charges.
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