Croatia rejects further senior allowance hike, cites income growth

The Croatian government has declined to increase the national allowance for seniors, arguing that household incomes have risen substantially since 2016, with the poverty risk threshold for a single-person household rising from €3,471 to €9,034. The decision is likely to spark political debate ahead of elections, as retirees may view the measure as insufficient despite the government's data.

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