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ZAGREB, Oct 18 (Hina) - The chair of the Parliament's Committee on Information and Media, Goran Maric of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ), said on Tuesday that the appointment of a new acting director of Croatian Radio and Television (HRT) was a priority for the parliament and that the parliament would deal with the matter after it confirmed the new government.
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