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PM: 'Corruption was a way of life, but it won't be anymore'
Croatian Times
Whilst addressing the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg on Wednesday, Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic has said that the Croatian government strongly supports human rights, democracy, fighting corruption and equality, and that corruption in Croatia will be a thing of the past.
'"Corruption was a way of life here, but it will not be anymore," said Milanovic, adding that he believes Croatia will be admitted to the EU on 1 July 2013.
From Strasbourg Prime Minister Milanovic set off for Brussels where he is to attend a European socialist party leader meeting and also a meeting of the European council on Thursday and Friday, reports daily newspaper Vecernji list.
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Mark W wrote on 02. 07. 2012 from USA
How can Milanovic expect us to believe that his government is changing the old ways of doing business when he has just shown us that he supports keeping Cacic in his position even after his conviction. Let face it nothing has changed just the players.
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