The Great Political Divide: Croatian Politics on the Brink
In a statement on Facebook, the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) made it clear that they would not consider Nina Raspudić, who they claim plays for the left while posing as a “great rightist,” even if he were the last representative in the world. They accused Raspudić of entering the MOST party at the request of those who violate the Constitution in order to steal votes from the right and benefit the left and Group “Lex Perković.”
Raspudić, during a guest appearance on N1 television, called out HDZ for allegedly having an agreement with the Homeland Movement (DP) even before the election. He stated that HDZ is out of the question in any combination and that they should focus on an anti-corruption option. Raspudić expressed his belief that HDZ, DP, and minorities will form the majority, despite his determination to fight against it.
He emphasized that he would rather fight for the overthrow of the current system than support Prime Minister Plenković’s HDZ. In response, HDZ stated that they do not envy whatever political option Raspudić may choose, but described the “Raspudi” project as continuing. The content then lists various unrelated links to legal services and other websites, which appear to be unrelated to the discussion about HDZ and Raspudić.
