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President called Croatia the Bottom of the European Union

Published: April 27, 2024
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The President of Croatia, Zoran Milanović, said today at the Goldsmiths’ Day celebration that Croatia is at the bottom of the European Union when looking at former socialist countries, and that only Bulgaria is worse. HDZ party in Croatia did not wait long to react.
The HDZ of Croatia called Milanović the supreme charlatan who blatantly lies.

“While he continues to avoid answering questions about his debacle in the elections, as well as inquiries about favoring a Russian partner and about whose foreign interests he worked for and from whom he took money as a consultant, violator of the Constitution and election loser, Milanović lies again. Tiny the envious does not reconcile with other people’s successes. On April 17, the people clearly said no to the supreme liar,” the HDZ said.

They say that Milanović feels that it is still 2015 and that Croatia is led by the SDP government, when Croatia was at 61 percent of the average level of development.

“However, today, after Andrej Plenković’s two mandates, Croatia is at 76 percent of the EU average, thus reaching Hungary and overtaking Slovakia, Greece and Latvia, although those countries became EU members much earlier. This best shows the difference between responsible leadership of the country and Milanović’s left-wing charlatanism,” say the HDZ, Klix.ba reports.

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