Finance Minister Talks about Latest Deficit Data and Privatization of Public Companies
Unexpectedly positive data on last year's deficit is good news for the new Finance Minister.
Parliament Saved More Than Ten Million Kuna Last Year
Surprisingly, MPs did not spend all the money they could.
Former President Mesić Comments on the Reduction in Budgetary Allocation for His Office
Stjepan Mesić believes that the government wants to silence him.
Parliament Adopts the 2016 Budget
Just 81 days into the new year, Croatia gets the 2016 budget.
MOST Wants to Take 600,000 Kuna from Former President Mesić’s Office
Budget wars between MOST and former president Mesić
Croatian Budget, Political and Business Summary: March 11
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Experts: No Reforms Visible in the 2016 Budget
Economic analysts are not too impressed with the proposed budget
Ivan Lovrinović: I Want Changes to the Budget and I Will Have Support of MOST
Government has only just presented the budget, but one MP from a ruling party already wants changes.
Finance Minister Comments on EU Decision Not to Initiate Corrective Measures Against Croatia
Finance Minister on the latest economic developments.
