Plenkovic on the split in the Democratic Party: “The stability of the government is beyond doubt”

The HDZ Presidium meeting was held today, after which Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic stood in front of journalists and commented on current events.

Plenkovic first confirmed his support Dubravka Kisujic In the new mandate of the European Commission, and Dragan Primorac As a presidential candidate.

“The most important thing is that Dragan Primorac integrates himself among the people. The response to the candidacy has been very good,” he said, adding that he still has to agree on who will lead his campaign.

“He has an enviable career and a wealth of international connections. We will use all the usual tools Activity. We will organize the rest of the events starting in the autumn. He will have the solid support of the HDZ. He is in some organizations in our county and has support. He is there too and the support is strong,” he added.

He also commented on the existing problems Homeland Movementafter the Democratic leader made a series of allegations against another party member today Maria Radic.

“Our position is very clear, we do not interfere in the internal processes and elections of any political party, including those allied with us. From what I have heard and our engagement with the DP leadership, there is no problem with the stability of the parliamentary majority. How their process will develop is up to the members of the DP. I have not heard from the gentleman I will work But if he wants to, I have no problem with that,” he added in response to a question on the fact that his number of representatives in parliament could be reduced to 75.

He said he had received a letter from Ivan Penawa.

“I did, but there is no need to turn it into a press release about the Democrats, I told you everything,” the prime minister said.

He also mentioned the multiple fires that have occurred this summer.

“I want to thank our firefighters, Canadian pilots and everyone who took part in stopping the fire from spreading. Plenkovic said the workload had been very high over the past few weeks and reiterated that he would make a statement on the deaths of the three Jadrolinija sailors once the investigation was concluded.

As for rebalancing the budget, he said there would be no problems. “Everything will work as it should and the savings will be spent where they are needed,” he said.