Kliman called Paus for supporting the government's impeachment: 'It seems really unreasonable to me'

Telegram.hrIndependentConservative5 days ago

A member of the HDZ parliamentary group criticized IDS MP Dalibor Paus for supporting a motion of no confidence against the government due to an environmental disaster in Lika. The HDZ representative, Anton Kliman, called Paus's move 'unreasonable' and claimed it does not reflect the unified stance of the IDS party. He emphasized the good cooperation between HDZ and IDS in the town of Barbanska, where they jointly manage local affairs. Kliman suggested that Paus might be pursuing a strategy to push the government into opposition and trigger new elections. He also noted that another IDS MP, Anteo Miloš, did not attend the session or sign the no-confidence request, implying that Paus lacks support within his party for this approach. Kliman expressed hope that Paus would reconsider his position, stating that there is still time for correction.

Bias read (Conservative): The article presents a critique from an HDZ representative toward an IDS MP who supported a no-confidence motion against the government. The tone is critical of the IDS MP's actions, suggesting alignment with opposition parties like SDP and 'Možemo!', which frames the situation as a challenge to the

tportalIndependentConservative5 days ago

In an interview with journalists in Barban, where he attended a ceremony as the representative of the President of the Croatian Parliament, Kliman criticized his colleague Paus for supporting the motion of no confidence against the government. Kliman emphasized the good cooperation between HDZ and IDS in Barban, where they jointly govern, and noted the support from the local government for a horse riding center, funded by over two million euros. He described Paus's support for the opposition initiative as 'truly unreasonable,' suggesting either Paus did not understand the situation or intentionally wants to see the government in opposition and new elections soon. Kliman argued that the extraordinary session of the parliament was motivated by a serious waste management issue in Gospić but was turned into a move by the opposition to gather enough votes for the no-confidence motion. He claimed the opposition, especially SDP and Možemo!, cared more about gathering votes than addressing the waste problem and citizens' health. Kliman also pointed out that Anteo Miloš, another IDS member and mayor of Novigrad, did not participate in the parliamentary debate or sign the no-confidence bill,

Bias read (Conservative): The article frames the support for the no-confidence motion as unreasonable and criticizes Paus for aligning with the opposition, implying that the opposition's actions are politically motivated rather than focused on solving issues like waste management. The language used suggests a preference for褒