News schedule for Saturday and Sunday, 9 and 10 November
Middle East crisis could trigger new refugee wave, says Božinović
PM comments on strike of health workers, says not all possibilities exhausted
Union: Health workers' strike begins Monday
EU summit on economic competitiveness ends
Counselling Centre for Sexual Health used by over 9,000 people in 20 years
ZSE: Crobex indices rise amid robust turnover
Primorac: Will my critics be equally inquisitive about Milanović's flat purchase?
Four men get 42 yrs in prison for 1991 war crimes
Raukar Gamulin: HDZ creating "time pressure" around Const. Court judge selection
ZAGREB, October 28, 2017 (Hina) - A new farmers' market was opened on Saturday in the eastern Croatian town of Vukovar, worth more than HRK 22 million, 85% of which was financed by money absorbed from EU funds.
The new farmer's market was opened by Vukovar Mayor Ivan Penava and Regional Development and EU Funds Minister Gabrijela Zalac.
The new facility stretches on 3,191 square metres.
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