Vasárnapi boltzárról szavazott a horvát parlament

Több alkalommal próbálták már bevezetni az üzletek vasárnapi zárvatartását.

This photograph taken on September 26, 2022, shows a woman examining food items on a supermarket shelf displaying product prices in both Kuna and Euro currency, in Zagreb. - Croatia is counting down the weeks before switching to the Euro, while some in one of European Union's weakest economies question the timing amid challenged global security and rampant inflation. On January 1, the Balkan nation of 3.9 million people will bid farewell to its Kuna currency and become the eurozone's 20th member. The change comes less than a decade since the former Yugoslav republic, independent since 1991, joined the EU. (Photo by DENIS LOVROVIC / AFP) Fotó: AFP