This year's elections in Croatia did not bring decisive changes // photo. Gareth Rushgrove, Flickr.com For over 30 years, Croatia has rhymed clearly with the word democracy. A beautiful proof of this claim was given by over 60% attendance at the ballot boxes on April 17. It was then decided to organise spring cleaning at the home of this part of the people of the European Union – parliamentary elections.
Unlike the flag representing this nation, with political views it is improbable that they are in a box. erstwhile again, HDZ, the Croatian Democratic Community, has remained in power in this Balkan country. What is notable from the establishment of the Republic of Croatia in 1991 to the present time, it held independent governments or coalitions for over twenty-two years in total. Functions of her current leader of the full moon, connecting her with the position of Prime Minister of the country, Andrej Plenković.
Good for us!
It seems that he could exclaim these policies, judging by the final results of the elections. His organization guaranteed 61 of the 151 mandates in the Croatian legislation. In practice, however, this means that this figure, due to society, has decreased by 5 compared to the erstwhile term. It does not supply them with a majority of 76 seats for this Parliament. The coalition talks on the horizon so appear alternatively to be on the road, not with roses, but with broken glass. However, this is the best consequence of all the organization voters.
The Head of the Council of Ministers should not postpone uncomfortable duties for later. According to the maxim: ‘What to do tomorrow, do today’, the president of the Government, announcing his group's vice-presidentship, announced that as early as Thursday 25 April he would start creating a fresh parliamentary majority so that a fresh ministerial squad would be sworn in as shortly as possible.
The remainder is silence?
By arguing with words, possibly the most celebrated (and by the way imaginary) Duke of Denmark stuck in his mouth by William Shakespeare—not in this case. The opposition in this case has something from the buoy. possibly he's not cutting forwards, but he's unchangeable on the surface.
The centre-left organization orbiting the SPD (Social Democratic organization of Croatia) gained 42 seats in the Legislative Assembly of Croats, and the Conservative Patriotic Movement (Domovinski Podkret) had 14 of them.
What's in Dalmatia beeping?
The campaign, like the campaign, has this to do with the fact that during the course of the run all politicians of the erstwhile opposition, despite their learned profession, take on the function of doctor-specialists. They pay attention to the link of inflammation in their national authorities, which require decisive intervention.
This time, right-wing "medicians" noted: systemic weakness caused by faults in attitude towards the European Union, as well as a deterioration in the state's condition, for which the only effective remedy would be the rehabilitation of the full nation under their care.
Among the ills observed by the another world-oriented group, besides worrying about the homeostatic welfare of the vacation destination of many Poles, most frequently appeared advanced (highest in the full euro area) inflation. It was attempted to fight with cuts in the labour sector, but the effect passed with the expected one.
Corruption was active in all of this, taking advantage of the frailty of the overstretched economical system. It's like an epidemic in this region of Europe.
South Blackjack
Most people in geography already in primary school learn that Croatia lies on the border between the centre and the south of our continent. Not everyone knows, however, that its economy is in a completely different position – namely, it has spread to its shoulders.
In terms of monthly earnings, it ranks in fact before the Bulgarians, Latvians, Portuguese, Romanians, Slovaks and Hungarians, but already behind all another EU nations. This gives her in the carded nomenclature an "eye" of the table, which is no more than 21st place from the top of the table.
This is another of the struggles to which for his next word the fresh government will gotta drop the glove and for the Croats, it would be good if it did not prove to be kitchen.
... and after the storm, calm down.
Come on, many of the challenges mentioned above can be a small depressing, and there are no shortages of success. What is even more upbuilding is that these are electoral successes, not politicians, but citizens. In this year's elections, the right to designate the preferred administrators of its republic benefited by 13% more people entitled to this act than on the erstwhile occasion. This shows, therefore, how valuable it is to the Croats and Croats to be free to express their beliefs. Therefore, although it is simply a long and steep road to the highest of development, it is good to think that the way leads towards it.
If I was told to shoot what a fresh parliamentary word would bring to this comparatively tiny sagging nation, I would say: I don't have the skills, but I have a good feeling!
So there is nothing left for me but to want the dear Balkans to find that I have the same dignified intent as the attackers of their football squad in the geopolitics issue.
Mr Mateusz Wasielewski
