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News schedule for Thursday, November 7
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ZAGREB, Nov 8 (Hina) - The European Commission took account of the Human Rights Watch report when evaluating Croatia's preparedness to join the Schengen area and concluded that Croatia continued to meet its commitments towards human rights protection, European Commission spokeswoman Tove Ernst said on Friday.
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