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The front page of Index.hr features several prominent stories. The main focus appears to be on an environmental and political scandal in Gospić, Croatia, involving questionable waste management companies and scrutiny of government officials. Other top stories include an activist criticizing Prime…
An independent analysis suggests that water quality tests in Gospić are conducted in a way that conceals pollution, raising concerns about public safety and the company handling the waste. This is part of a larger scandal involving environmental and political issues.
An activist from Gospić expresses frustration with Prime Minister Plenković, stating that he does not understand the needs and concerns of ordinary citizens, particularly in relation to the ongoing environmental issues in the region.
A company with a questionable background, previously involved in illegal waste disposal, has been selected to handle waste management in Gospić, raising concerns due to its involvement in a significant infrastructure project.
A political figure, Petry, states their intention not to attend a protest in Zagreb, amidst ongoing discussions and political maneuvering related to various protests and issues.
Journalists polled various politicians about their reasons for attending a protest, finding that despite their differing affiliations, their stated motivations were remarkably similar, highlighting a potential common ground or a unified political message.
The company selected to manage waste in Gospić allegedly has a history of illegal waste disposal and participated in a rigged tender for a project linked to bribery, casting further doubt on its suitability.
The HDZ party has criticized Zagreb's mayor, Tomašević, regarding waste issues on Savica beach. Tomašević responded by stating that the problem predates his tenure.
Following a visit by Prime Minister Plenković to Gospić, residents have stated their continued determination in their cause and announced their intention to protest in Zagreb.
Minister Vučković asserts that the ministry's and fund's leadership played no role in the selection process for companies involved in the waste management project in Gospić, addressing allegations of interference.
Work has begun on a well-known street in Zagreb to transform it into a pedestrian zone. The article provides a preview of the redesigned street.
Sweden is seeking to deport a British national, mistakenly identifying them as Burnham, highlighting potential misidentification and diplomatic issues.
Rome has implemented a 'red zone' security measure around the Colosseum due to a rise in criminal activity in the area.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has made critical statements directed at Europe, likely related to ongoing geopolitical tensions.
A sports analysis discusses the tactical choices of the Dinamo Zagreb football club, questioning their formation strategy.
