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First person narrative
How has life changed in Croatia since they now pay in euros? It turns out that the appeal that we remember in our country from the difficult years of the transition – “For God’s sake, brothers, don’t buy” has become popular there as well.
A first-person account of a Bulgarian woman who has been living and working in Zagreb for years. Diana Glasnova is the editor-in-chief of Rodna Rech.
Watch the video for more on the topic.
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