CroatiaAlojz Tomašević, a former mayor of Požega-Slavonia who was convicted of domestic violence in 2020, has been appointed as deputy director of the Public Institution Defense Center in Pakrac, despite the building not being completed. The center is expected to begin operations in early 2027. Tomašević was removed from the HDZ party but remained in office until the end of his term as an independent. His appointment has raised questions, especially since he was previously known for violent behavior. The Ministry of Defense explained that temporary offices are used while construction continues, and most activities take place on-site. Tomašević had previously worked for a controversial businessman and was considered a potential candidate for mayor again.
Bias read (Progressive): The article highlights the appointment of a man with a history of domestic violence to a prominent position in a state institution, which is still under construction. This raises concerns about accountability and transparency in political appointments. The tone suggests criticism of the decision, as
