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Aerei e finanza. Governo croato finanzia il rilancio di Croatia Airlines

Zagabria, Croazia - Pagamento di 106 milioni di Euro in due tranche

Martedì 20 novembre 2012 il ministro dei Trasporti croato Hajdas Doncic ha annunciato che il governo del Paese balcanico fornirà 800 milioni di kuna (circa 106 milioni di Euro) nel tentativo di favorire il rilancio di Croatia Airlines, riportando in attivo il bilancio della compagnia di proprietà statale. Doncic ha affermato che Zagabria dividerà il finanziamento in due tranche: 652 milioni di...

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Roma, Italia, 11/20/2012 18:28
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