Mrak Taritaš on the Crisis in Agrokor: It Started Badly, It Will End Badly

The president of the Glas party, Anka Mrak Taritaš, stated on Wednesday that Ante Ramljak, who resigned from the position of extraordinary commissioner for Agrokor, actually took on the responsibility of Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, who, she said, had two weeks to say and decide something, and now finds himself in a situation of mitigating damage.

>>>What follows after Ramljak’s resignation?

– There are some situations in life that are ‘win-win’, and there are situations that are ‘lose-lose’. This ‘lose-lose’ situation in life is related to our Prime Minister Andrej Plenković. When you take responsibility and become the Prime Minister of a country, or the head of a government, you must take responsibility for the good and the bad. You also need to anticipate several scenarios. In this scenario, nothing will be good. Ramljak has actually taken on the responsibility of the Prime Minister who had two weeks to say and decide something, and now he finds himself actually mitigating damage and he will mitigate it, commented Mrak Taritaš in response to a journalist’s question at Glas’s press conference ahead of the Zagreb Assembly session.

>>>Ramljak: The resignation is irrevocable, I do not want to become an obstacle to reaching an agreement

She is also of the opinion that the whole situation will not end well.

– If something starts badly, it is hard to end well. This whole story started badly, shrouded in secrecy, and problems opened up one after another, and we still do not see any results. Ten months have passed and we should have seen it by now, but we have not, said Mrak Taritaš.