Chaos after the We Can! proposal on lawyers' pensions:
A proposal by the Možemo! party to increase pensions for war veterans who continued working after the Homeland War and are now entering retirement was debated in parliament but did not receive support. The proposal was criticized by HDZ representatives as incomplete and misleading, while Možemo! defended it as necessary to correct injustices. HDZ accused Možemo! of using populist tactics to divert attention from issues in Zagreb, while Možemo! accused HDZ of defaming and belittling veterans.
Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, predsjednik stranke SDP-a i koordinatorica stranke Možemo!, dao je jasnu poruku o tome da je koalicija s Možemo! čvrsta i da nema nikakvih ozbiljnih prijetnji. U petak, na konferenciji za novinare, Hajdaš Dončić odbacio je tvrdnje ministrice zdravstva Irene Hrstić, koja je tvrdila da je suradnja ove dvije oporbene stranke pod povećalom. "Moja poruka je jasna, naša koalicija je čvrsta, a uskoro ćemo dodati još malo aditiva da bude još čvršća," rekao je Hajdaš Dončić. Naglasio je da su Sandra Benčić i on poznati 30 godina, da se potječe iz istog kraja i da je to ne samo političko prijateljstvo. "Nema ničeg što će tu koaliciju ugroziti, dok meni živo srce bije," poručio je.
Sandra Benčić, koordinatořica stranke Možemo!, optužila je ministricu Hrstić da uhodi Možemo! i SDP. "Ona, umjesto da se bavi svojim resorom, dolazi danas u Pulu baviti se Sinišom i sa mnom. Mislim da je njeno radno mjesto, za koje je plaćena kao dio izvršne vlasti - negdje drugdje i raditi nešto drugo, a ne 'stalkat' konferencije za novinare Možemo! i SDP-a. Ministrice, ako treba pomoći u slaganju dnevnih zadataka za Ministarstvo zdravstva, mi ćemo vam rado pomoći," kazala je Benčić. Ove tvrdnje su bile dio šireg kontesta između dviju stranaka, koji je nastavio i u daljnjim događajima.
U nedjelju, stranka Možemo! pozvala je saborske zastupnike da podrže njezine prijedloge izmjena zakona kojima bi se povećale mirovine hrvatskim braniteljima koji su nakon Domovinskog rata nastavili raditi i u mirovinu otišli prema Zakonu o mirovinskom osiguranju. Saborski zastupnik Možemo! Damir Bakić objasnio je da će se idućeg tjedna u Saboru raspravljati i glasati o dva prijedloga izmjena zakona kojima su regulirane braniteljske mirovine. "Intencija je naših prijedloga da se povise mirovine onih branitelja koji su nakon sudjelovanja u Domovinskom ratu nastavili raditi i otišli u mirovinu iz rada," rekao je Bakić. Istaknuo je da među braniteljima umirovljenicima postoje dvije skupine – oni koji su umirovljeni prema Zakonu o hrvatskim braniteljima i članovima njihovih obitelji te oni koji su nakon rata nastavili raditi i ostvarili mirovinu prema Zakonu o mirovinskom osiguranju.
Pozivajući se na podatke Hrvatskog zavoda za mirovinsko osiguranje, Bakić je naveo da u Hrvatskoj ima ukupno 1,23 milijuna umirovljenika, od kojih 942.917 prima mirovinu izračunatu prema Zakonu o mirovinskom osiguranju, uz prosječnu mirovinu od 645 eura i 31 godinu staža. Istodobno, oko 72.400 branitelja koji su mirovinu ostvarili prema posebnom zakonu primaju prosječno 1.409 eura uz prosječno 18,8 godinu staža, dok 68.361 branitelj koji je mirovinu stekao iz rada ima prosječnu mirovinu od 645 eura, odnosno na razini opće populacije umirovljenika. Bakić smatra da je razlog tomu činjenica da branitelji koji odlaze u mirovinu prema Zakonu o mirovinskom osiguranju nemaju pravo na dodatak na mirovinu od 27 posto, koji se primjenjuje od 2010. godine. Možemo! stoga predlaže povećanje polaznog faktora za izračun mirovine tim braniteljima s jedan na 1,25, što bi, prema njihovim procjenama, značilo povećanje mirovina za oko 20 posto.
U subotu, Hajdaš Dončić, na sjednici Glavnog odbora SDP-a, poručio je da je SDP prestao biti administrator nostalgije i ponovno postao kreator i vizionar budućnosti. "Prošlo je pet mjeseci od naše Konvencije na kojoj smo otvorili teme skraćivanja radnog tjedna, novu industrijsku politiku, prekarijat i novu poreznu politiku. Moralo je proći pet mjeseci da skraćivanje radnog vremena postane tema o kojoj se govori u hrvatskom društvu, od tržnica do analitičara, i to je put SDP-a koji je puno teži i zahtjevniji od drugih političkih stranaka," poručio je Hajdaš Dončić. Nada se da će ta i ostale teme koje su otvorili uskoro biti teme i u Hrvatskom saboru. "To je ispravno za bolju Hrvatsku koja definitivno može biti bolje mjesto za život i mogu se složiti da Hrvatska raste, ali je pitanje koja je brzina tog rasta i jesmo li iskoristili deset milijardi eura europskih sredstava da promijenimo strukturu hrvatskog gospodarstva," ustvrdio je.
Napomenuo je da je izbor ustavnih sudaca također potvrdio da je SDP-ov put ispravan jer svi znaju, kaže, da taj model izbora nije dobar. "Pokušali smo u dijalogu, neovisno o identitetu kandidata, doći do najbolje trojice koje smo htjeli izabrati, a onda se pokazalo da netko to ne želi, da nekome to nije u interesu i onda, rekao je Hajdaš Dončić, dolaze do završnog čina operete gdje čak onaj koji predlaže tri ustavna suca ne glasa za njih." "Ponovno pokazujem da je put SDP-a put odlikaša, i to je opravdano jer naši simpatizeri i birači su zahtjevniji. Za nas ne vrijede pravila za dobar-tri, za nas uvijek vrijede pravila za odličan-pet i s tim se moramo znati nositi svaki dan," poručio je.
Osvrnuo se i na ključne zamjerke SDP-u koje postoje u javnom prostoru – da SDP nema ljude, da nema program i da je SDP-ov predsjednik potkapacitiran. Opovrgnuo je to podacima po kojima su se u zadnje dvije godine SDP-u pridružili admiral Robert Hranj, bivši dekan FER-a Gordan Gledec, profesori s Pravnog fakulteta Zlata Đurđević i
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HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicLeftFactual 95Objective 9014 days ago
Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, coordinator of the Možemo! party and president of the SDP, rejected claims by Health Minister Irene Hrstić that cooperation between Možemo! and the SDP is under threat. He emphasized the strength of the coalition and his personal relationship with Sandra Benčić, leader of Možemo!. Sandra Benčić accused Hrstić of interfering in the affairs of Možemo! and the SDP, suggesting she should focus on her responsibilities rather than attending their press conferences.
Bias read (Left): The article presents statements from leaders of the leftist Možemo! and SDP parties, emphasizing the strength of their coalition and criticizing a government minister for interference. The framing highlights the unity of the leftist alliance and criticizes a government figure, indicating a leftward傾
Why these scores (Factual 95 · Objective 90): The article accurately reports Hajdaš Dončić's denial of threats to the SDP-Možemo! coalition. It includes direct quotes and presents both sides' perspectives without bias. The factual accuracy is very high, and the objectivity is strong as it remains neutral in tone and presentation.
Telegram.hrIndependentLeftFactual 95Objective 8519 days ago
The political party 'Možemo!' has called on parliamentary representatives to support proposed amendments to increase pensions for Croatian veterans who continued working after the Homeland War and retired under the Pension Insurance Act. The proposal aims to address what the party describes as a longstanding injustice affecting this group of veterans. According to data from the Croatian Institute for Pension Insurance, there are 1.23 million retirees in Croatia, with 68,361 veterans who retired under the Veterans' Law having an average pension of €645.
Bias read (Left): The article presents a policy proposal by the left-wing political party 'Možemo!' advocating for increased pensions for a specific group of veterans. While it provides factual information about the proposal and includes quotes from the party’s representative, it does not present counterarguments or
Why these scores (Factual 95 · Objective 85): The article provides clear, factual information about Možemo!'s proposal and includes specific data from the Hrvatski zavod za mirovinsko osiguranje. The tone remains more neutral compared to the others, presenting both sides of the debate without overt bias.
Net.hrIndependentLeftFactual 95Objective 8520 days ago
The article mentions that Siniša Hajdaš Dončić stated the Social Democratic Party (SDP) offers hope and belief in a better Croatia that thinks differently.
Bias read (Left): The article provides a factual statement from Siniša Hajdaš Dončić without editorializing, loaded language, or one-sided sourcing. It reports on a political statement without apparent bias.
Why these scores (Factual 95 · Objective 85): This article accurately presents Hajdaš Dončić's statements about SDP's demanding path and the challenges they face. It attributes all claims directly to him and maintains a neutral tone. The factual accuracy is excellent, and the objectivity is strong despite some rhetorical emphasis.
tportalIndependentLeftFactual 95Objective 8520 days ago
Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, president of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), stated during a meeting of the party's Main Board that the SDP has moved away from being an administrator of nostalgia and has become a creator and visionary of the future. He emphasized that the SDP's path is one of excellence, as their voters are more demanding.
Bias read (Left): The article presents a direct quote from Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, the president of the SDP, without editorializing or biased language. It reports on his statements regarding the party's direction and voter expectations, without taking a stance or emphasizing one side over another.
Why these scores (Factual 95 · Objective 85): This article directly quotes SDP leader Hajdaš Dončić's statements about the party's approach being more demanding than others. All claims are attributed to him with clear attribution. The content aligns with other reports about his public comments. The tone remains mostly neutral, though some rheto
Index.hrIndependentLeftFactual 95Objective 8520 days ago
Hajdaš Dončić claims that the SDP has become a creator of the future, 'through mediocrity,' due to the demanding voters, with a focus on new policies and cooperation with Možemo!.
Bias read (Left): The article presents a direct quote from Hajdaš Dončić without editorializing or biased language. It reports on his claim without adding context or opinion, maintaining a neutral stance.
Why these scores (Factual 95 · Objective 85): This article closely mirrors the first, quoting Hajdaš Dončić's remarks about SDP's path being more demanding. It provides direct quotes and maintains neutrality in presenting his statements. The factual accuracy is high, and the objectivity is strong as it avoids taking sides in the political disco
HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicLeftFactual 95Objective 8520 days ago
Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, president of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), stated during a meeting of the party's Main Board that the SDP has moved away from being an administrator of nostalgia and has become a creator and visionary of the future. He emphasized that the SDP's path is one of excellence because their voters are more demanding.
Bias read (Left): The article presents a direct quote from Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, the president of the SDP, without editorializing or biased language. It reports on his statements regarding the party's direction and voter expectations, without taking a stance or emphasizing one side over another.
Why these scores (Factual 95 · Objective 85): This article repeats Hajdaš Dončić's statements about SDP's demanding path and their focus on future vision. It attributes all claims directly to him and maintains a neutral stance. The factual accuracy is excellent, and while there is some rhetorical emphasis, the overall objectivity remains good.
N1 HrvatskaIndependentRightFactual 92Objective 6816 days ago
The Croatian HDZ accused the Možemo! party of wanting to create division among Croatian veterans through their proposed changes to the Law on Croatian Veterans. HDZ representative Ante Deur criticized Možemo!'s claims that veterans are a myth, a security issue, and a cancer to society, calling them false. He also pointed out that Možemo! did not consult with the Ministry of Veterans Affairs or the Croatian Association of Veterans when drafting their proposal and presented incomplete data. HDZ member Marin Piletić called the proposal 'one of the most underhanded and threatening' submitted to议会.
Bias read (Right): The article presents the HDZ's accusations against Možemo! using strong negative language such as 'most underhanded,' 'threatening,' 'false,' and 'cancer to society.' It emphasizes HDZ's perspective without providing balanced counterpoints from Možemo! The framing suggests a clear ideological stance
Why these scores (Factual 92 · Objective 68): This article closely mirrors the first, providing similar quotes and details from the HDZ press conference. It maintains high factual accuracy but still employs strong negative language when describing Možemo!'s proposals, potentially affecting neutrality.
N1 HrvatskaIndependentCenterFactual 90Objective 8014 days ago
The Croatian parliament debated a proposal by the Možemo! party to increase pensions for war veterans who continued working after the Homeland War and are now retiring. The proposal did not receive support from MPs during the vote, with heated discussions preceding it. Možemo! argued that the current pension system does not adequately value the contributions of these veterans, while the HDZ criticized the proposal as incomplete, biased, and politically motivated. HDZ members accused Možemo! of using populist rhetoric to divert attention from scandals in Zagreb.
Bias read (Center): The article frames the debate through the lens of Možemo!'s argument that the current system undervalues veterans' contributions, emphasizing their claims of injustice and highlighting HDZ's criticism as dismissive and politically motivated. The tone leans toward supporting Možemo!'s position by re-
Why these scores (Factual 90 · Objective 80): This article provides detailed information about the proposed changes to pension laws and cites specific data from the Croatian Pension Insurance Agency. It remains largely neutral in tone while presenting facts.
Novi listIndependentLeftFactual 90Objective 8019 days ago
The political party 'Možemo!' has called on parliamentary representatives to support proposals to increase pensions for Croatian veterans who continued working after the Homeland War and retired under the Pension Insurance Act. Parliamentary representative Damir Bakić stated that two proposed amendments to the law regulating veterans' pensions will be discussed and voted on next week. The goal is to partially correct a long-standing injustice affecting part of the veteran population. According to data from the Croatian Institute for Pension Insurance, there are approximately 1.23 million пенси
Bias read (Left): The article presents a policy proposal by the leftist party 'Možemo!' advocating for increased pensions for a specific group of veterans, which aligns with their progressive agenda. The framing emphasizes correcting a 'long-standing injustice,' suggesting a sympathetic stance toward the affected群体.
Why these scores (Factual 90 · Objective 80): This article provides detailed information about the proposed changes to pension laws and cites specific data from the Croatian Pension Insurance Agency. It remains largely neutral in tone while presenting facts.
Večernji listIndependentRightFactual 90Objective 8020 days ago
The Zagreb branch of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) has criticized Mayor Tomislav Tomašević for organizing a concert featuring partisans' songs, accusing him of intentionally ideological polarization of citizens. The HDZ claims that Tomašević is using ideology to divert attention from corruption scandals and unresolved issues in the city. They argue that modern Croatia was built on the foundation of the Homeland War, not communist totalitarianism, and criticize Tomašević's administration for promoting symbols of totalitarian regimes while restricting other events.
Bias read (Right): The article frames Tomašević's actions as an intentional attempt at ideological polarization and criticizes his promotion of 'totalitarian symbols,' which implies a negative view of leftist or communist elements. The HDZ emphasizes the importance of the Homeland War as the foundation of modern Croaț
Why these scores (Factual 90 · Objective 80): This article provides detailed information about the proposed changes to pension laws and cites specific data from the Croatian Pension Insurance Agency. It remains largely neutral in tone while presenting facts.
HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicRightFactual 90Objective 7016 days ago
The Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) accused the 'Možemo!' party of sowing division among war veterans through their proposed amendments to the Law on Croatian Veterans. HDZ representative Ante Deur criticized 'Možemo!' for spreading false information and misleading data during parliamentary discussions. He also pointed out that the Government and the Ministry of Croatian Veterans have been working since 2017 to correct injustices against veterans. HDZ member Marin Piletić described the proposal as one of the most underhanded and threatening submitted to Parliament.
Bias read (Right): The article presents the HDZ's accusations against 'Možemo!' without balancing them with direct responses or counterarguments from 'Možemo!', which could indicate a framing favoring the HDZ perspective. The language used by HDZ representatives, such as calling the proposal 'underhanded' and 'threats
Why these scores (Factual 90 · Objective 70): The article presents facts from the HDZ press conference accurately, citing specific statements from Ante Deur and Marin Piletić. However, it uses emotionally charged language like 'najpodlijih, najprijetvornijih' and frames the issue as an attack on veterans, which may influence reader perception.
HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicLeftFactual 88Objective 7519 days ago
The political party 'Možemo!' has proposed amendments to the law aimed at increasing pensions for Croatian veterans who continued working after the Homeland War and retired under the Pension Insurance Act. The proposals are set to be debated and voted on in parliament next week. According to Damir Bakić, a parliamentary representative of 'Možemo!', these changes aim to address a long-standing injustice affecting a portion of the veteran population. Bakić highlighted that there are two groups among retired veterans: those who retired under the Law on Croatian Veterans and their families, and那些谁
Bias read (Left): The article presents a proposal by the leftist political party 'Možemo!' to increase pensions for a specific group of veterans, emphasizing the need to correct a perceived injustice. The framing highlights the party's initiative without counterarguments or opposing viewpoints, suggesting a leftward傾
Why these scores (Factual 88 · Objective 75): The article accurately describes the HDZ's criticism of the concert and their political motivations. However, it uses strong language such as 'totalitarni režim' and 'promocija totalitarnih režima,' which can be seen as biased.
N1 HrvatskaIndependentLeftFactual 88Objective 7519 days ago
The political party 'Možemo!' has called on parliamentary representatives to support proposals to amend laws that would increase pensions for Croatian veterans who continued working after the Homeland War and retired under the Pension Insurance Act. The proposal aims to partially correct a long-standing injustice against a portion of the veteran population. According to data from the Croatian Institute for Pension Insurance, there are approximately 1.23 million retirees in Croatia, with around 72,400 veterans receiving pensions calculated under the Pension Insurance Act.
Bias read (Left): The article presents the policy proposal by 'Možemo!', a left-leaning political party, as an effort to address historical injustices faced by a segment of veterans. The framing emphasizes correcting past wrongs and improving benefits for a specific group, which aligns with progressive social welfare
Why these scores (Factual 88 · Objective 75): The article accurately describes the HDZ's criticism of the concert and their political motivations. However, it uses strong language such as 'totalitarni režim' and 'promocija totalitarnih režima,' which can be seen as biased.
N1 HrvatskaIndependentRightFactual 88Objective 7520 days ago
The Zagreb branch of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) criticized Mayor Tomislav Tomašević for organizing a concert featuring partisans' songs, accusing him of ideological polarization and diverting attention from corruption scandals and unresolved issues in the city. The HDZ statement emphasizes the importance of the Homeland War and the role of Croatian defenders, contrasting the city administration's approach to this event with its handling of other public events.
Bias read (Right): The article presents the HDZ's criticism of the concert as an ideological act that polarizes citizens and diverts attention from corruption. While it reports the HDZ's stance without explicit endorsement, the framing emphasizes their narrative about the importance of the Homeland War and the 'total'
Why these scores (Factual 88 · Objective 75): The article accurately describes the HDZ's criticism of the concert and their political motivations. However, it uses strong language such as 'totalitarni režim' and 'promocija totalitarnih režima,' which can be seen as biased.
Novi listIndependentRightFactual 87Objective 7220 days ago
The Zagreb branch of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) criticized Mayor Tomislav Tomašević for organizing a concert titled 'Partisan Song' as an ideological act that divides citizens and distracts from corruption scandals and unresolved issues in the city. The event, held in honor of Antifascist Struggle Day and marking the 85th anniversary of the start of the Yugoslav People's Liberation War, was organized by the City of Zagreb and the League of Antifascists. HDZ claims that promoting symbols of totalitarian regimes undermines the foundation of modern Croatia, which they argue is based on a
Bias read (Right): The article frames the event as promoting 'symbols of totalitarian regimes,' implying a negative view of communist ideology. It emphasizes the HDZ's argument that modern Croatia's foundations lie in the Homeland War rather than communist rule, suggesting a right-leaning perspective that favors anti-
Why these scores (Factual 87 · Objective 72): The article accurately summarizes the HDZ's stance but uses emotionally charged terms like 'namjerno ideološki polarizira' and 'totalitarnu prošlost,' which may affect neutrality.
HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicRightFactual 87Objective 7220 days ago
The Zagreb branch of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) criticized Mayor Tomislav Tomašević for organizing a concert of partisan songs, accusing him of intentionally ideological polarization of citizens by using ideology as a means to divert attention from corruption scandals and unresolved issues in the city. The event, held in honor of Antifascist Struggle Day and marking the 85th anniversary of the start of the Yugoslav People's Liberation War, was organized by the City of Zagreb and the League of Antifascists. HDZ emphasized that the foundation of modern Croatia is not a communist regime,
Bias read (Right): The article presents the HDZ's perspective without counterpoints, using terms like 'totalitarian past' and 'ideological polarization' to frame Tomašević's actions negatively. It emphasizes the HDZ's view that the foundation of modern Croatia is the Homeland War rather than a communist regime, which,
Why these scores (Factual 87 · Objective 72): The article accurately summarizes the HDZ's stance but uses emotionally charged terms like 'namjerno ideološki polarizira' and 'totalitarnu prošlost,' which may affect neutrality.
tportalIndependentRightFactual 87Objective 7220 days ago
The Zagreb branch of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) criticized Mayor Tomislav Tomašević for organizing a concert of partisan songs during the Day of Antifascist Struggle, accusing him of ideological polarization and returning Croatia to a totalitarian past. The HDZ claims that Tomašević is using ideology to divert attention from corruption scandals and unresolved issues in the city. They argue that the foundation of modern Croatia is the Homeland War, not a communist totalitarian regime. The HDZ also criticizes Tomašević's administration for banning celebrations of bronze medal-winning C罗
Bias read (Right): The article uses strong negative language such as 'totalitarian past' and 'ideological polarization,' frames the event as an attempt to distract from corruption, and emphasizes the importance of the Homeland War over other historical narratives. These choices suggest a right-leaning perspective.
Why these scores (Factual 87 · Objective 72): The article accurately summarizes the HDZ's stance but uses emotionally charged terms like 'namjerno ideološki polarizira' and 'totalitarnu prošlost,' which may affect neutrality.
Net.hrIndependentRightFactual 85Objective 7020 days ago
The Zagreb branch of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) criticized Mayor Tomislav Tomašević for organizing a concert celebrating partisan songs, accusing him of ideological polarization and diverting attention from corruption scandals and unresolved issues in the city. The HDZ claims that Tomašević is dividing Croats and returning them to a totalitarian past, emphasizing that the foundation of modern Croatia is the Homeland War rather than communist totalitarianism. They argue it is contradictory for Tomašević's administration to ban celebrations for bronze medal-winning Croatian handballers'
Bias read (Right): The article frames the HDZ's criticism of Tomašević as a defense of national identity rooted in the Homeland War against communism, using strong ideological language such as 'totalitarian past,' 'dividing Croats,' and 'promoting symbols of totalitarian regimes.' The framing emphasizes the HDZ's view
Why these scores (Factual 85 · Objective 70): The article accurately reports the debate over Možemo!'s proposal and includes direct quotes from both sides. However, it leans into emotionally charged language like 'lažnoj brizi' and 'jeftinim populizmom,' which may influence reader perception.
Telegram.hrIndependentRightFactual 85Objective 7020 days ago
The Zagreb branch of the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) criticized Mayor Tomislav Tomašević for organizing a concert featuring partisan songs, accusing him of ideological polarization and promoting symbols of totalitarian regimes. The HDZ claims that Tomašević is dividing Croats and reverting them to a totalitarian past, emphasizing that modern Croatia was built on the foundations of the Homeland War rather than communist rule. They also pointed out contradictions in Tomašević's policies, such as banning celebrations for bronze medal-winning Croatian handball players while promoting partisan-
Bias read (Right): The article uses strong negative framing toward Tomašević, labeling his actions as promoting 'totalitarian regimes' and 'ideological polarization.' It emphasizes the HDZ's perspective without providing counterarguments or balancing viewpoints from Tomašević or other parties involved.
Why these scores (Factual 85 · Objective 70): The article accurately reports the debate over Možemo!'s proposal and includes direct quotes from both sides. However, it leans into emotionally charged language like 'lažnoj brizi' and 'jeftinim populizmom,' which may influence reader perception.
Index.hrIndependentLeftFactual 85Objective 7020 days ago
A concert of partisan songs by Tomašević in Zagreb has caused divisions and criticism from HDZ regarding the return of totalitarianism, while Tomašević defends it as a state holiday.
Bias read (Left): The article presents both sides of the issue: the criticism from HDZ and Tomašević's defense of the event. It does not use loaded language or show clear bias toward one side.
Why these scores (Factual 85 · Objective 70): The article accurately reports the debate over Možemo!'s proposal and includes direct quotes from both sides. However, it leans into emotionally charged language like 'lažnoj brizi' and 'jeftinim populizmom,' which may influence reader perception.
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