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They want as many municipalities as possible to 'crush their godparents' Politicians are interested in as much hoarding as possible in order to increase the share of those who will surely go to the polls, but also to demotivate those who are not inclined to them so that they mostly stay at home on election day. Send Twitter viber E-mail 21800 views 229 comments Author: Snježana KrnetićSunday, May 3, 2020 at 07:00 An exclusive 24sata survey showed that citizens are looking for reforms . It is a clear message to politicians that the time has come to realize the promises they have showered on us in the previous election campaigns. Economist and scientist prof. Dr. Boris Podobnik from the research read that politics is practiced by those who benefit from it.   WATCH THE VIDEO Why do we need reforms? Play unmute Loaded : 100.00% Remaining Time -1:42 Fullscreen Share - It is obvious that those who have personal benefits and mostly go to the polls and participate in creating the policy of large parties. It is obvious, when you look at all those who vote for big parties, that the party policy is determined by the worst part of HDZ and SDP - said Podobnik.  It is clear from the Government's reform plan, he says, that the ruling party does not want reforms because they are aware that they would work against the interests of the membership.  WHAT KIND OF COUNTRY DO WE WANT? Croatia can no longer wait. We need reforms now! - The government, especially before the elections, does not want to do anything against its own membership, although it would be good for Croatia. In my opinion, there are practically two principles that the big parties adhere to. The first is to increase as much as possible in order to increase the share of those who will vote for them, and the second is to demotivate those who are not inclined to them. This is our tragedy - says Podobnik, noting that the research shows that the opinion of the majority differs from the opinion of those who go to the polls.  He also understands people who are demotivated to go to the polls.       - Citizens have repeatedly shown a great desire for reforms, but they were betrayed by large, but also some smaller parties, which were bought from large - notes Podobnik.  This situation suits them Although it is clear from the research that politics no longer has an alibi to maintain the current situation, Podobnik is not sure that this means anything to the big parties.   - They simply look at the polls of political parties and see that the vast majority seeking reforms have no representatives on the political scene at all. Until there is someone who can threaten them politically, such polls will unfortunately mean nothing to them - he believes.   He also reminded that, for example, the SDP government failed to abolish the membership fee in the Croatian Chamber of Commerce. This, he continues, can only be explained in two ways: either they are so incompetent or it suits them that there are uhljeb-organizations, in which they could take care of some of their people in the future.  The good news, he says, is that more than 80 percent of veterans want reform.   - The fact that there are a large number of defenders for reforms means that there are probably not too many fake defenders. These people went to war and risked their lives and it is clear that most of them did not want a country that would be the worst in the EU, and we are just striving for such a place - he said.  REFORMS NOW Everything is the same as last year: There is no 'r' of reforms in Plenky's plan Ivan Koprić, a public administration expert, was positively surprised that almost 82 percent of respondents are asking for a reduction in the number of municipalities.    - That is now a very good basis to start that business. Due to the announced elections, I do not expect it to start now, but this practical plebiscite support of the citizens for these changes means that whoever wins the elections will have to do the job. Many politicians who do not trust this believe that if they have already managed to deceive the citizens several times, they will be able to do it once again. But I don't think he will be able to anymore, and we will see who will have to work on that after the elections - he said.  Although there are those who call for territorial reorganization to be the topic of the election campaign, the public administration expert believes that after these surveys it is pointless because it is clear that the vast majority is for change, even those who vote for HDZ

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