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ZAGREB, 25 July (Hina) - Opposition members of the Croatian parliament said on Thursday that the government's plan to increase salaries for state officials could not be considered an anti-corruption measure, as claimed by PM Andrej Plenković, with some of them agreeing with the increase, but emphasising that it was excessive.
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