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ZAGREB, 19 Oct (Hina) - The left opposition in the parliament said on Wednesday that suspending the Schengen passport-free movement regime was an exaggerated reaction and a decision that must not be made unilaterally but at EU level, asking the prime minister to say if it was true that Croatia had refused help by Slovenia and Frontex.
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