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ZAGREB, 26 April (Hina) - Numerous foreign workers work in Croatia for minimum wage, they cannot find or live in inappropriate accommodation while the process of recognition of diplomas for those with university qualifications is too long and complicated, members of the Jesuit Refugee Service said on Friday.
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