Subject: Croatia/Eslovenia condominium?<br/>
Date: Sep 18, 2001 @ 18:00<br/>
Author: marcelmiquel@navegalia.com (&lt;marcelmiquel@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-564508880">I’ve read on saturday, 16 september that Slovenia and Croatia are <br/>
negotiating his boundaries. The AFP press note explained that Milan <br/>
Kukan, the slovenian president, said that both countries can reach an <br/>
agreement about his maritime borders and the final status about the <br/>
nuclear central that they share. Eslovenia and Croatia built it <br/>
commonly when both countries were under Yugoslavia.<br/>
<br/>
 Do you have more information about this kind of condominium or where <br/>
is this central placed?<br/>
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The newspaper’s link ( in spanish )is: <br/>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.elperiodico.es/EDICION/portada.htm?l=CAS&f=010915">http://www.elperiodico.es/EDICION/portada.htm?l=CAS&f=010915</a><br/>
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