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ZAGREB, Nov 10 (Hina) - Forty-nine percent of Croatians aged 25 always vote in elections, while 46 percent have no political preferences, according to a survey conduced by the Hendal pollster.
The survey shows that young people are not interested in political parties or trade unions - 94 percent are not members of any political party and 96 percent are not members of trade unions.
Young people are also neutral when it comes to confidence in the European Union, as 38 percent of them said they have confidence in the EU, while 44 percent are neutral about NATO.
Hendal carried out the survey in October on a sample of 172 people aged 25.
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