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Croats in Bosnia to be halved when Croatia joins EU
Croatian Times
Non-profit organisation "Croatia Libertas" in Bosnia and Herzegovina has conducted a survey asking its Bosnian Croat citizens: "Will you look for a job in the EU when Croatia joins the European Union", with a huge 98 per cent saying they would.
According to the survey, which was conducted with 4,000 people, every able bodied Bosnian-Herzegovinian Croat will search for a job in the EU, thanks to possessing Croatian citizenship.
Croatian daily newspaper Vecernji list writes that if the survey is accurate then the number of Croats in Bosnia will be halved when Croatia enters the European Union.
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Blaz wrote on 11. 08. 2012 from Amsterdam
I´m Sorry OziGooner. I`m not from Bosnia, but maybe there is a reason why you yourself life in Melbourne and not somwewhere in Bosnia. There is nothing to blame the EU Union for (not in this case)
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OziGooner wrote on 09. 08. 2012 from Melbourne
Perhaps that`s the reason why the EU are allowing Croatia to join the superficial EU, so that it can assist Bosniaks to achieve their dream `Islamic state`. Well done to all in Brussels.....
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