CroatiaCroatia's constitutional changes on integrity face political consensus challenges
Croatia is debating urgent constitutional changes, particularly concerning integrity, but faces difficulty in securing the necessary two-thirds parliamentary majority for adoption.
Background
Constitutional reform in Croatia often requires broad political agreement due to the two-thirds parliamentary majority needed for amendments. These changes frequently address issues of governance, accountability, and alignment with European Union standards, reflecting ongoing efforts to strengthen democratic institutions and combat corruption.
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Croatia's constitutional changes and political consensus
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There is an urgent need to adopt constitutional changes, but achieving the necessary majority remains a significant hurdle.
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