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Pressing issue in Croatia

Monday 06 April 1998 23:02 BST
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Pressing issue in Croatia

The first new private Croatian daily in 40 years hit newsstands across the country. The first edition of Jutarnji List (Morning Herald) ran to 200,000 copies, almost all of which had sold out by midday. Western diplomats have repeatedly voiced concerns about media freedom in Croatia. All three national television channels are state-owned and widely regarded as a mouthpiece for President Franjo Tudjman.

- Reuters, Zagreb

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