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Article #596Radio 101, Zagreb
From: Clive Glover
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 02 Dec 1996 00:00
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I have heard from the British Foreign Office that, as a result of strong pressure from the UK Government , other European Governments and the Council of Europe, the Croatian Government has over-ruled the Telecommunication Council's decision not to renew Radio 101's licence. The Telecommunications Council had previously decided by a 5 to 2 vote to award the frequency to Globus 101 which has now withdrawn its application. Radio 101 is therefore still on the air although I am not clear whether they have actually been reawarded their licence so there may still be problems ahead. I am assured that the British and other Government are monitoring the situation in Croatia closely to ensure the Government meets the commitments it made to freedom for the media on its accession to the Council of Europe. It seems like very good news for Radio 101 and the citizens of Zagreb !
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