First complaints filed for the new Maksimir stadium; decision in ten days ↗
Front page leadThe tender for the new Maksimir stadium has received its first complaints, with a decision expected within the next ten days.
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The front page of tportal focuses heavily on a strike in Zagreb, detailing its impact on transportation, the challenges faced by citizens, and the potential legal ramifications. Other prominent stories include the bidding process for a new Maksimir stadium and a sports news piece about the…
The tender for the new Maksimir stadium has received its first complaints, with a decision expected within the next ten days.
The article discusses the potential consequences if the ongoing strike in Zagreb is declared illegal, with court decisions for ZET and Holding anticipated shortly.
An elderly woman from Sloboština, unable to cycle or afford a taxi, has to start her commute two hours early due to the strike and asks drivers for rides at traffic lights.
The head of the ZET union stated that anyone who unlawfully disclosed salary information will be held responsible, accusing the mayor of turning citizens against ZET workers.
Over 3500 car rides were offered by Zagreb residents who are sharing their vehicles to help people get around during the ongoing strike.
A survey asks readers for their opinion on whether they still support the ongoing strike in Zagreb after three days.
Residents are facing increasing amounts of garbage as the Čistoća service is not collecting it, raising questions about their right to a refund on their bills.
Traffic jams were observed across Zagreb's main routes, with 16% more vehicles on the road compared to the previous Tuesday, as citizens use cars due to the strike.
Mundo Deportivo named the best Croatian player in the match against Spain but also sharply criticized three members of the national team.