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Croatia creates its own stumbling blocks

Slovenia is the only EU member state to have voted against opening a new chapter in Croatia's EU membership talks. In the Slovenian daily Dnevnik columnist Zoran Senkovič has the following to say on the subject: "Croatia had already learned that one does not violate EU rules. ... The first lesson was the case of Croatian general Ante Gotovina, who was wanted by the war crimes tribunal in The Hague. Brussels delayed negotiations with Croatia until his arrest. ... But above all Croatia only has itself to blame for the delays, because the country's difficulties with its shipyards, the stalled reforms of its legal system and its problems with organised crime have pushed EU membership further into the distance than Zagreb would like to see it - and Slovenia is not to blame for these problems. Croatia's biggest problem is that it has learned nothing from the lessons of the past."

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