Sisak – Courage to change
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Sisak, 17th of April - Boris Blažeković, MP and head of CPP's Political Academy attended in Sisak the presentation of election program of a candidate Kristina Ikić Baniček for mayor of the City of Sisak, coalition SDP-HNS-HSU, symbolically named "Courage to Change".
The program provides responsible changes in city government, city projects, education, culture, sports, local government, ecology, traffic and in relation to fellow citizens.
Support a candidate expressed Anka Mrak-Taritaš, Minister of Construction and spatial Planning, Gordan Maras, Minister of business and trade, Marina Lovric Merzel, Prefect of Sisačko-moslavačka county and the president of the SDP county organization and Boris Blažeković, CPP's parliamentarian and representative in VI. constituency.
Minister Anka Mrak - Taritaš stressed the importance of industrial development on environmental grounds, as well as small businesses and drawn parallels between the project of the legalization and the situation faced by all those who are taking over.
Boris Blažeković, CPP's parliamentarian, stressed the importance of the audit area in Croatia.
"Sisak and citizens of Sisak deserve better", said Blažeković.
Prefect Marina Lovrić Merzel supported her party colleague and took this opportunity to remind on the city and county projects. She criticized city's current government in reference to the negative business climate, lack of social programs and economic and agricultural support. Lovrić Merzel stressed the positive energy that should be reflected in the work for the common good, sound European worldview, justice and tolerance.
Vlado Andučić, CPP's candidate for deputy mayor, dubbed the current government of Sisak for irresponsibility, verse, improvisation, ignorance and lack of vision.
"It is the money of the citizens of Sisak", reminded Andučić, noting that government should serve the people.
In his presentation of the mission and vision of Sisak and the presentation of targets for their implementation, he said he expects Sisak to become a city of Small and Medium Enterprises, the city with the technologies of the 21st century and a pleasant and desirable place to live. Andučić stressed the importance of integration of veterans and victims of war and advocated for Sisak which accepts and fosters diversity. Commenting on the rural areas, which which is considered rich, not a burden.
"The first step for the realization of these plans is 19th May", said CPP's member Andučić.