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ZAGREB, 30 Aug (Hina) - The Croatian parliament does not plan to call an extraordinary session, which is what some of the opposition parties have demanded after five people were arrested on suspicion of wrongdoing in gas trading and of defrauding the INA energy group of more than HRK 1 billion.
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