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Zagreb (Croatia), 5 July (EFE/EPA), (Camera: Antonio Bat).- Around 3.8 million Croatians were called to vote on Sunday in parliamentary elections as the country battled its highest rate of Covid-19 infections.They will elect 151 MPs in a tight political contest between the governing conservatives and progressive opposition. FOOTAGE OF VOTERS AT A POLLING STATION IN ZAGREB WHERE THE LEADER OF THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY CRAOATA (SDP), DAVOR BERNARDIC, ALSO VOTED.

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