Protestors Arrive in Zagreb, Banner Unveiled ↗
Front page leadBuses from across Croatia are arriving for the 'Hod za Liku' protest, which includes a torchlight procession in Lika and the unfurling of a large banner in Zagreb's main square.
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The front page of Index.hr prominently features a large protest event called 'Hod za Liku' (Walk for Lika) with extensive coverage including celebrity support, logistical details of attendees arriving by bus, and the demands being presented to the government. Other news includes a report on an…
Buses from across Croatia are arriving for the 'Hod za Liku' protest, which includes a torchlight procession in Lika and the unfurling of a large banner in Zagreb's main square.
Numerous Croatian celebrities, including Severina, Rozga, Višnjić, Urban, and Nives Celzijus, are publicly supporting the 'Hod za Liku' event.
Ahead of the protest, organizers have submitted a list of seven demands to the Croatian government, setting deadlines for their fulfillment.
An area that was once a source of pride for Lika has become a dumping ground for hazardous waste, highlighting environmental concerns.
Live updates describe the atmosphere within the buses carrying protesters from Lika as they make their way to Zagreb.
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A fire is burning near Perković, with smoke visible from Šibenik, and it is not yet under control.
A 65-year-old man has been arrested for insulting the police on social media.
ZAMP, the Croatian Performers' Rights Protection Association, has terminated contracts with three Croatian radio stations.
A dramatic turn of events has occurred in the trial of a mother accused of killing her three children in the United States.