Croatia: Political Developments and Data in 2021: A Year of Stable Government

Croatian politics experienced relative calm in 2021. The minority Plenković II Cabinet saw no changes and survived motions against two of its ministers. Parliament experienced some turmoil, as intra‐party conflict among the Social Democrats resulted in a split of its parliamentary group and a sharp...

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Published in:European journal of political research. Political data yearbook 2022-12, Vol.61 (1), p.86-93
Main Authors: NIKIĆ ČAKAR, DARIO, RAOS, VIŠESLAV
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:Croatian politics experienced relative calm in 2021. The minority Plenković II Cabinet saw no changes and survived motions against two of its ministers. Parliament experienced some turmoil, as intra‐party conflict among the Social Democrats resulted in a split of its parliamentary group and a sharp increase in the overall number of independent MPs. In May and June, elections at the county and local levels were held, with the biggest changes occurring in the two largest cities, Zagreb and Split. The mayoral office and the city council of Zagreb were won by Možemo!, a green‐left party, while Split received a mayor from the ranks of a centrist‐liberal party Pametno.
ISSN:2047-8844
2047-8852
DOI:10.1111/2047-8852.12368