Milanović: Croatia Produces Nothing, We Are Occupied
Croatian President Zoran Milanović commented today on high inflation, 5.8 percent year-on-year in April, stating that its impact cannot be reduced in the short term, and that in the long term, "it is too late for some things."
TL;DR
- High inflation in Croatia (5.8% in April) is diminishing wages, significantly impacting the majority of citizens who rely on them for basic needs.
- Croatia has become dependent on food imports, unlike the EU as a whole, which produces enough food for its needs.
- Milanović questions Croatia's involvement in foreign military issues, such as the Strait of Hormuz, and the deployment of foreign warships.
- He asserts that the entry of foreign military forces, even allied ones, requires ratification by the Croatian Parliament with the President's prior consent and a proposal from the Government, as per the Constitution.