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ZAGREB, Aug 22 (Hina) - Croatian pensioners and elderly persons are the third poorest in the European Union and over the past eight years their pensions have been practically frozen, two pensioners' associations said on Monday, asking political parties to take positions on their demands ahead of next month's parliamentary election.
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