The leader of Most, Božo Petrov, referring to the situation surrounding Agrokor, asked on Friday in the Parliament to whom one would say goodbye these days in five languages, and stated that “Croats did not fight for this kind of Croatia”.
To whom will one say goodbye these days and in how many languages, Petrov asked, telling his fellow representatives that they could say goodbye to the youth, responsible for the chaos in Agrokor, or to themselves for having appointed them.
– You depend on those who created chaos in Agrokor, and I primarily mean Deputy Prime Minister Martina Dalić and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, without them, you would not exist either. Today you say goodbye, goodbye, auf wiedersehen, adio, na svidanie to the youth, Petrov said after a break at the beginning of the session.
He told the ruling party that they did not want to hear about Agrokor, Most forced them to open that topic in the Government, they did not want to hear what Ivica Todorić was doing, and he was ultimately forced to file a criminal complaint.
– We provided the opportunity for a clean start for the Croatian economy by voting for the infamous ‘lex Agrokor’ to prevent economic collapse and to allow those companies to enter the market normally. What have you done since then? After that, Most requested three commissioners, you refused. Most requested a different financing method, you refused. Most requested a different restructuring model so that there would be a number of independent Croatian companies, you are creating a new Agrokor, Petrov said.
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