Croatian parliamentary vote November 25

Croatia’s president and prime minister have agreed to hold parliamentary elections on November 25. President Stjepan Mesic will officially call elections on October 17, after which there will be a 14-day deadline for submitting candidate lists. Croatian parliamentary vote November 25 The campaign officially begins on November 3 and will last three weeks. Parliament will be dissolved on October 12, and according to Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, the government will continue its work once the new assembly has been sworn in. The president and prime minister also said that they had settled their differences from several weeks ago when Mesic had criticized Sanader’s decision to travel to New York and present Croatia’s views on the Hague Tribunal’s Vukovar Three” ruling. After several days of conflict and “statement wars”, Sanader and Mesic agreed that the prime minister would attend the next meeting of the United Nations regarding the Tribunal, scheduled for October 15. “The Prime Minister will attend the meeting as announced,” Mesic told journalists after a meeting, adding that he and Sanader had already agreed on the trip earlier via telephone.

Croatian parliamentary vote November 25

The campaign officially begins on November 3 and will last three weeks.

Parliament will be dissolved on October 12, and according to Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, the government will continue its work once the new assembly has been sworn in.

The president and prime minister also said that they had settled their differences from several weeks ago when Mesić had criticized Sanader’s decision to travel to New York and present Croatia’s views on the Hague Tribunal’s Vukovar Three” ruling.

After several days of conflict and “statement wars”, Sanader and Mesić agreed that the prime minister would attend the next meeting of the United Nations regarding the Tribunal, scheduled for October 15.

“The Prime Minister will attend the meeting as announced,” Mesić told journalists after a meeting, adding that he and Sanader had already agreed on the trip earlier via telephone.