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100 days of government in 100 seconds on the internet
Croatian Times
The Kukuriku coaltion government, with Zoran Milanovic at the helm has been in power for exactly 100 days in Croatia and have marked the milestone by posting a video on YouTube looking back over their first three months in power on the internet.
The video "100 days of government in 100 seconds on the internet" looks over the coalition's achievements on the internet. "In the first 100 days we have lowered the budget by 3.4 billion kuna (450 million Euros), we made difficult decisions about the shipyards, kept the credit rating, introduced order with regards to paying taxes, investments are being prepared, a referendum on accession to the EU passed a two-thirds majority. We have only just begun", is written under the video.
Many Croatian citizens however resent the ruling coalition government. Most criticism is aimed at the coalition for unemployment and price increases, reported website dalje.com.
Watch the video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jCWioCEtes
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jake wrote on 06. 04. 2012 from zagreb
The "cock-a-doodle-doo" coalition!!! What is the difference between a rooster and a prostitute?....A rooster yells cock a doodle doo while a prostitute yells any cock will do and that about sums it up for this kukuriku coalition ..... when are we going to realize that Croatia has far too many politicians and a way "too big government" making Bureaucracy and red tape a nightmare in this country and for investors. We need to PRODUCE and we need for our government to not be involved in anything!!!!!.....over 250,000 government jobs, 150 members of parliament, way too many ministers including sub committees and other useless departments on a population of 4.5 million all strapped on the backs of the average citizen making peanuts to enable the cost and to maintain contributions to the countries budget. TOO MANY CHIEFS AND NOT ENOUGH INDIANS!! this is the real problem, prices are going up at a rapid rate along with inflation and yet salaries remain the same or are decreased....and also what is the epidemic with the Shopping mall syndrom we have in this country!! The only quality our government has along with our politicians is they know how to embezzle money and become rich overnight as the records will show from the past 20 years but this is all useless because this cycle will continue until we join the EU and when our beloved intelligent politicians are making 7000+ Euro salaries we will be enslaved by foreigners. "Take from them everything and give them nothing....They (our government) gave them everything and we will be left with nothing! but thats what happens when we are controlled by the Mafia making all the decisions.
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