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ZAGREB, Dec 31 (Hina) - In the last 20 years Croatia's debt has increased sixfold, from HRK 50 billion to nearly 300 billion, the Vecernji List daily says in its Tuesday edition, citing figures that show that the HDZ government of Ivo Sanader set the record in borrowing while the most reforms were carried out by the government led by Social Democrat Ivica Racan.
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