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Croat politician slogans ´All for me, nothing for you´ in run-off election
Croatian Times
A politician running with the slogan "All for me, nothing for you" has made it into the second round of local elections in Croatia.
Independent candidate Josko Kraljevic Risa also campaigned using the slogan "It is definitely going to be better for me, but will be the same for you."
Risa, who is chasing the job of mayor of Prolozac in southern Croatia, finished second in Sunday's first round with 27.89 per cent of the vote.
Risa faces a run-off election with current mayor Mate Lasic from the ruling Croatian Democratic Union in the second round scheduled for 31 May.
"I've promised my wife Karmelita that Prolozac will be like our family business", Risa told the online edition of the daily newspaper Jutarnji List yesterday (Mon).
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