Euro Just Two Days Away for Slovenians

Ljubljana, 30 December - At the stroke of the New Year Slovenians will be ushering in not only 2007 but also a new currency, the euro, which is replacing the tolar and comes less than three years after Slovenia joined the European Union.

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Dec 30, 2006, 10:00 sm/gj/sm

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Publish time: Dec 30, 2006, 10:00

Category: Business, Finance and Economy

Keywords: EURO, SLOVENIA

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