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Croatia’s New Currency
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All that changed on January 1 when Croatia joined the Eurozone, [blank] its historic kuna with the euro. Euro-banknotes and coins are now [blank] in the country, with around 70% of ATMs in the country already distributing euros rather than kuna. Croatia also joined the Schengen area - a [blank] of 26 countries that has done away with border checks within Europe, making it the largest border-free area in the world.
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All that changed on January 1 when Croatia joined the Eurozone, replacing its historic kuna with the euro. Euro-banknotes and coins are now circulating in the country, with around 70% of ATMs in the country already distributing euros rather than kuna. Croatia also joined the Schengen area - a bloc of 26 countries that has done away with border checks within Europe, making it the largest border-free area in the world.
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