Constitution of Croatia
The Constitution of Croatia is the highest law in the country, serving as the foundation for all other laws and regulations. It outlines the country's fundamental principles, rights, and freedoms, as well as the structure and powers of its government. Adopted in 1990, it has been amended several times to reflect Croatia's transition to democracy.
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