Trade unionists hail lifting of border controls as Croatia enters Schengen
Dragonja, 30 December - Representatives of Slovenian, Croatian and Italian trade unions met at the Slovenian-Croatian border crossing Dragonja on Friday to celebrate Croatia's 1 January entry into the Schengen Area. They stressed that this will make life easier for more than 10,000 workers commuting daily from Croatia to Slovenia or to Italy for work.
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A meeting of Slovenian, Croatian and Italian trade unionists at the Slovenian border crossing Dragonja ahead of Croatia's Schengen entry on 1 January.
Photo: Bojan Kralj/STA
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Slobodan Kapor from the Croatian Association of Independent Trade Unions at a meeting of Slovenian, Croatian and Italian trade unionists at the Slovenian border crossing Dragonja ahead of Croatia's Schengen entry on 1 January.
Photo: Bojan Kralj/STA
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Peter Majcen from Slovenia's Confederation of Trade Unions 90 at a meeting of Slovenian, Croatian and Italian trade unionists at the Slovenian border crossing Dragonja ahead of Croatia's Schengen entry on 1 January.
Photo: Bojan Kralj/STA
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A meeting of Slovenian, Croatian and Italian trade unionists at the Slovenian border crossing Dragonja ahead of Croatia's Schengen entry on 1 January.
Photo: Bojan Kralj/STA
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Roberto Treu, head of the Slovenian-Italian trade unions council North-West, at a meeting of Slovenian, Croatian and Italian trade unionists at the Slovenian border crossing Dragonja ahead of Croatia's Schengen entry on 1 January.
Photo: Bojan Kralj/STA
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A meeting of Slovenian, Croatian and Italian trade unionists at the Slovenian border crossing Dragonja ahead of Croatia's Schengen entry on 1 January.
Photo: Bojan Kralj/STA
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Michele Berti, head of the Italian-Croatian trade unions council North Adriatic, at a meeting of Slovenian, Croatian and Italian trade unionists at the Slovenian border crossing Dragonja ahead of Croatia's Schengen entry on 1 January.
Photo: Bojan Kralj/STA
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