Croatia Approves €230M in Hospital Debt Relief Over Three Months

The Croatian state has approved over 230 million euros in the last three months to cover hospital debts to drug and medical material suppliers, with the four largest state hospitals receiving more than 60 million euros. This is a continuation of an established pattern of state intervention to stabilize hospital finances, but the scale and speed suggest mounting fiscal pressure. The move supports supplier liquidity but raises concerns about recurring state bailouts and healthcare budget sustainability.

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