The debate over the lunch with President Zoran Milanović continues, with the latest development being a response from the local HDZ. The HDZ Council of the City of Supet has reacted to a portion of the article in question.
In a section of the article, the mayor, Ivana Marković, states that all guests who accepted the invitation and participated in the official programme were present at the lunch. This claim by the mayor has become the focal point of a dispute that has developed around the organisation and cost of the lunch.
According to available data, the bill for the lunch came to 4393.58 euros. This amount has further fueled the debate over how the funds were spent and who was on the guest list.
The council of the HDZ, in its response, has raised additional questions about the entire case. Their response followed the emergence in the public sphere of information regarding the course of the Day of the City celebrations and the accompanying lunch with the President.
The debate thus continues, involving different interpretations of the event and the allocation of responsibility. While some defend the organisation, stating that all guests were part of the official programme, others question the costs and the justification for certain decisions.
At the heart of the debate remains the question of how a cost of 4393.58 euros arose and whether it was in line with the allocated funds. Mayor Ivana Marković, in a section of the article, states that all those who accepted the invitation and participated in the programme were at the lunch, which has prompted a reaction from the HDZ councillors.
The further course of the debate will depend on new information and potential additional statements from the parties involved. For now, it is clear that the debate is not subsiding and that the topic of the lunch with President Milanović in Supet will remain in the focus of the local public.
