Billboards with the image of the North Korean leader appear in Herzegovina, with a message that HDZ should leave power

Billboards with the image of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have appeared along the road from Mostar to Čapljina, with the inscription "Still, 30 years of one government would be too much," writes Patria.

The Independent List of Željko Glasnović is behind the billboards, wanting to tell citizens that it is time for HDZ to leave power in Croatia.

More than 34,000 people from Bosnia and Herzegovina, who have Croatian citizenship, can vote in the early elections for the Croatian Parliament. Polling stations in BiH opened this morning at 7 AM and close tonight at 7 PM. Polling stations will be open for two days, Saturday and Sunday.

HDZ won all three seats in the Croatian Parliament from the 11th electoral unit, which includes BiH and the diaspora, in the last elections. The holder of this party's list was General Željko Glasnović himself, who won as many as 24,444 votes or 85.69 percent of the votes from the diaspora and BiH. However, soon after, he left HDZ and founded the Independent List.

Glasnović and his list are the biggest competitors to HDZ in the 11th electoral unit, which is entitled to three representatives in the Croatian Parliament, writes Patria.