The conflict between Sinj's mayor, Mira Bulj, and the HDZ (Croatian Democratic Union) and NL dr. Jadrijević's faction has escalated over the distribution of one-time cash payments ('alkarice') to retirees, unemployed individuals, and other social groups. The HDZ accused Bulj of illegally distributing nearly 200,000 euros in cash directly to recipients, violating a city council decision requiring such payments to be made via bank transfers through the Financial Agency (FINA). In response, members of the HDZ and NL dr. Jadrijević left a city council meeting, stating they would not participate in further humiliation of the council’s work. They criticized Bulj for acting unilaterally against council decisions and questioned the purpose of the council if the mayor could independently manage public funds. The HDZ also highlighted Bulj's alleged disrespectful behavior toward local officials and politicians, arguing that his actions during the city's most important celebrations, related to the 311th Sinj Alka festival and the Feast of the Virgin Mary, are inappropriate. Bulj defended his actions, claiming he ensured all eligible residents received their benefits, including those whose bank账户
Bias read (Conservative): The article presents the HDZ and NL dr. Jadrijević's perspective more prominently, emphasizing their criticism of the mayor's unilateral actions and framing them as a violation of democratic principles. The tone suggests disapproval of the mayor's conduct and supports the opposition's stance, using措





