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Slovenian-Croatian Border Referendum, 2010
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A referendum regarding the Slovenian-Croatian border was on the ballot in Slovenia on June 6, 2010. Citizens were asked whether or not to approve a border agreement made with the neighboring country of Croatia. The referendum was approved by a vote of 51.48% to 48.52%.[1]
The question regarded a disputed border in the Adriatic Bay of Piran connecting Slovenia and Croatia. Slovenian Prime Minister Borut Pahor and Slovenian President Danilo Türk supported the referendum.[1]
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