New Croatian Party Founded, Led by Jozo Ivančević

(Patria) - The founding assembly of a new Croatian party in Bosnia and Herzegovina, named Ramska Narodna Stranka (Rams' People's Party) and led by local mayor Jozo Ivančević, was held in Prozor-Rama.

We remind you that he has won against HDZ BiH four times in a row, and last June he left HDZ 1990 due to the cooperation of the party's leader Ilija Cvitanović with the leader of HDZ and HNS, Dragan Čović.

The first part of his speech was dedicated to the parties within the Croatian National Assembly, whose leader is precisely Čović. Ivančević says it is enough that they are preoccupied with themselves under the guise of caring for national interests.

"Their policy aims at personal interest instead of the interest of the entire nation," said Ivančević.

Topics such as legitimate representation, a third RTV channel, and a third entity are only intended to gain positions, he added, and he posed the question of why these are not being discussed now, with attention only being paid to who will be appointed where.

"One can speak more about their inability to work for the benefit of the Croatian people than about someone else's fault for the position of Croats," emphasized Ivančević.

The RNS party will be of local and broader significance, aiming to preserve true values, especially those from the local region, as stated in the founding documents.