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Anti-corruption investigators have released everyone detained in yesterday’s raids across Gospić, Benkovac, and Senj. The agency, USKOK, disclosed more details regarding thousands of tons of waste and falsified documents, with all individuals released without being taken into custody.
The head of the retail giant Fortenova says the company is nearing a debt-free status, a recovery he described as having seemed inevitable not long ago. The prospect of selling the Konzum supermarket chain remains on the table, even as the group looks at new acquisitions like the Studenac chain.
In Zagreb, the deputy mayor believes her party would win an election if it were held tomorrow, ruling out cooperation with the Most party. Meanwhile, a former German MP has warned that the ruling HDZ has become so embedded in the state’s institutions that the party is effectively exhausted.
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All individuals arrested in yesterday's expanded USKOK investigation into illegal waste disposal across Gospić, Benkovac, and Senj have been released, despite initial reports of significant findings involving thousands of tons of waste and false documents.
Index.hr:
Thousands of Tons of Waste, False Documents, and Millions - All Released
USKOK has released new details about yesterday's investigation into waste in Gospić, Benkovac, and Senj. All arrested individuals have been released.
tportal:
USKOK reveals details of expanded waste investigation
The Croatian anti-corruption bureau USKOK has released new details regarding an expanded investigation into waste management.
Telegram.hr:
Investigation into illegal waste: Uskok reveals details, all arrested released
Uskok has announced details of an expanded investigation into illegal waste, with all individuals arrested yesterday released without being taken into custody.
Jutarnji list:
Major Twist: All Arrested in Yesterday's USKOK Operation Released
In a significant turn of events, all individuals arrested in a yesterday's operation by the anti-corruption agency USKOK have been released, following a previous arrest and investigation.
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Fabris Peruško, head of Fortenova, discussed the company's strategic moves, including the sale of Konzum and the acquisition of Studenac. He indicated that Fortenova is nearing a debt-free status, a situation that seemed inevitable not long ago.
Jutarnji list:
Fortenova Head Discusses Konzum Sale, Studenac Acquisition, and Plodine Messages
The head of Fortenova discusses the sale of Konzum, the acquisition of Studenac, and messages from Plodine, noting that the current situation seemed inevitable not long ago, and states Fortenova will soon be almost debt-free.
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Zagreb Deputy Mayor Danijela Dolenec expressed confidence that left-wing parties would win if elections were held soon. She also commented on the city's strikes and waste management plans, while ruling out cooperation with the Most party.
Večernji list:
Zagreb Deputy Mayor: 'If Elections Were Tomorrow, I'd Say We'd Win. Most Is…'
The Deputy Mayor of Zagreb comments on the strikes affecting the city's services, waste management plans, and the popularity of left-wing parties, stating they would win if elections were held soon and ruling out cooperation with the Most party.
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Former Bundestag representative Josip Juratović stated that Croatia's ruling HDZ party is depleted and too deeply integrated into state institutions. He also suggested that the Social Democratic Party (SDP) needs to regain credibility.
Večernji list:
Former Bundestag Member Juratović: HDZ is Spent and Too Deep in Institutions
Former Bundestag representative Juratović discusses Croatian politics, stating that the ruling HDZ party is depleted and has become too integrated into state institutions, while the SDP needs to regain credibility.
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