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ZAGREB, 14 July (Hina) - Due to numerous protests, the Slovenian government on Wednesday decided that COVID certificates will not be necessary to enter Slovenia for passengers in transit and international transport, but a request for that to apply also to migrant workers from Croatia has not yielded any results.
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