Former owner of Agrokor Ivica Todorić stated on his blog on Wednesday that Prime Minister Andrej Plenković “knows best how much powerful documentation exists that completely compromises Dalić, him, and the entire process” and assessed that “after the scandal with the emails, which reveals a private deal, they can only resign, but they will not do so.”
Todorić referred on his blog to the portal Index.hr, which published correspondence on Wednesday between Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Martina Dalić and the author of “lex Agrokor,” which caused a stir in the public and demands from the opposition for her dismissal, even an investigation by DORH.
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“From the emails, it is interesting that Martina Dalić informed consultants, during March, that she held a meeting with the leaders of one of the leading investors, who told her that they do not understand what is happening, that they are ready to continue financing Agrokor,” wrote Todorić and quoted an email that Dalić allegedly published – “They pretended to be stupid, and I pretended to be stupid too.”
Todorić added that he has “warned Mr. Plenković many times that the longer he waits, the bigger the problem will be,” and that he “really does not understand that they do not realize into what unnecessary situation, in a completely illegal manner, their activities in and around Agrokor have led, ultimately, the state itself.”
“For days they present alleged successes and sink deeper into a swamp of manipulation, serious violations of the law, complete lack of transparency, and lies, protecting the interests of the chosen ones who revel in unlawful, undeserved million-dollar profits,” asserted Todorić.
Noting that he expects the Prime Minister and Minister to hold a press conference where they will “try to sell smoke again with nice words,” Todorić stated that “after the scandal with the emails revealing a private deal and disrespect for democratic standards and the rule of law,” they could apologize to the Croatian people and offer resignations, but that will not happen because they “arrogantly use levers of power.”
