Eurobarometer: 8 in 10 Croatians satisfied with their life

Eurobarometer: 8 in 10 Croatians satisfied with their life

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The number of Croats dissatisfied with their lives has nearly halved in the past 10 years, according to a Eurobarometer survey published on Tuesday, which shows that the biggest challenges cited by Croatian respondents are inflation, the state of the economy, and pensions, CE Report quotes HINA

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