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Is there a line that MPs should not cross, or in the name of 'truth' is everything allowed?
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

Is there a line that MPs should not cross, or in the name of 'truth' is everything allowed?

The article discusses the actions of several Croatian parliamentary representatives who are aggressively pursuing investigations into various issues. Ivana Kekin, an independent MP from the Možemo! party, is highlighted for her persistent efforts to expose the relationship between the state and the private clinic Medikol, which she claims has had a long-standing connection with the public healthcare system. Despite facing legal challenges from Medikol and the failure of the parliament to adopt her proposal for an investigative committee, Kekin continues her campaign. Other MPs mentioned include Dalija Orešković, who criticizes the increasing influence of the Ustasha movement, and Zvonimir Troskot, who focuses on uncovering stories related to hazardous waste landfills in Lika.

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Is there a line that MPs should not cross, or in the name of 'truth' is everything allowed?

The article discusses the actions of several Croatian parliamentary representatives who are aggressively pursuing investigations into various issues. Ivana Kekin, an independent MP from the Možemo! party, is highlighted for her persistent efforts to expose the relationship between the state and the private clinic Medikol, which she claims has had a long-standing connection with the public healthcare system. Despite facing legal challenges from Medikol and the failure of the parliament to adopt her proposal for an investigative committee, Kekin continues her campaign. Other MPs mentioned include Dalija Orešković, who criticizes the increasing influence of the Ustasha movement, and Zvonimir Troskot, who focuses on uncovering stories related to hazardous waste landfills in Lika.

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