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SPLIT ZA SVE! Pročitajte naš program
Program s deset ključnih točaka koji ima za cilj od Splita napraviti učinkovit grad, grad koji će privući izravne domaće i inozemne investicije, grad koji će poticati poslovno okruženje, u kojem će mladi željeti ostati gradeći svoju budućnost, program koji će zaposliti ljude ali i brinuti o onima koji to sami za sebe ne mogu činiti: ljude sa posebnim potrebama, nemoćne, starije, nezaposlene, bolesne… Želimo grad u kojem je promet prilagođen čovjeku, grad svrhovitog turizma s višom dodanom vrijednošću, koji donosi veću zaradu i turiste veće platežne moći, i napokon ono što je vezivno tkivo svega, da Split bude mediteranski polis kulture ali i grad športa i športske rekreacije.
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Naši kandidati za Gradsko vijeće Grada Splita!
Ponudili smo veliki broj novih imena, istinskih stručnjaka, ljudi koji su se dokazali sa svojim životopisima i pokrili smo gotovo sve dijelove našeg društva, od branitelja, profesora, znanstvenika, profesora, sportaša... Izuzetno sam ponosan na ove ljude, a s njima sam i kreirao program kojega smo danas predstavili.
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Odlučan sam u tome da Split uspije i ništa me neće pokolebati!
Pripremio sam se za dobro i učinkovito upravljanje gradom i spreman sam zasukati rukave.Split ja glavni, moja preokupacija, moj glavni poticaj i kao što sam to cijelo vrijeme radio u predkampanji tako ću i u kampanji voditi borbu argumentima za kvalitetniji život mojih sugrađanki i sugrađana. Split napokon mora postati grad za sve, a ne samo za neke, mora biti majka svojim građanima, a ne njihova maćeha.
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Naši građani zaslužuju živjeti u gradu visoke kvalitete života!
Rekli su da je most Stinice - Kaštela megalomanski projekt kada sam govorio da Split treba biti ambiciozan. Jedno prevrtanje teretnjaka blokira ulaz u grad i nastaje potpuni prometni kolaps drugog najvećeg grada u Hrvatskoj. Upravo zbog ovakvih događaja trebamo kvalitetnu prometnu infrastrukturu mostove, nove ceste i parkirališta. Moramo ambiciozno prihvatiti se posla. Nedopustivo da nas grad 8 dana nema pitku i zdravu vodu.
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Na biralištima biramo: Split za sve ili samo neke
Birate želite li Split za sve ili Split za samo neke, želite li tapkati na mjestu ili krenuti naprijed. A napredak, dragi moji sugrađani i prijatelji, nije puko popravljanje prošlosti; on je neprekidno kretanje prema budućnosti. Najvažnija stvar na svijetu nije gdje smo, već u kojem smjeru idemo.
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Tjedni bilten aktivnosti kandidata HDZ-a za gradonačelnika Splita
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Friends,
We’ve just plunged into a constitutional crisis.
Trump’s rationale for the firing was Comey’s mishandling of the Hillary Clinton investigation.The FBI is currently investigating the Trump campaign for improper ties with Russia. Sessions has previously recused himself from matters related to the Russia investigation.From these facts, two conclusions seem almost inescapable.
First, it is utterly implausible that Trump fired Comey over misconduct that aided the Trump campaign and arguably swung the election. There is a very good case that Comey should have been fired for that misconduct — there’s just zero reason to believe that’s why Trump acted. This justification gives pretext a bad name.
Second, it is incredibly difficult to imagine that the Comey firing was not connected to the Russia investigation.
Sign our petition demanding a special prosecutor. At Public Citizen, we’ve remained agnostic over what role Russia had in the 2016 election, and particularly whether and how Russia may have coordinated with the Trump campaign. The allegations are serious and need independent investigation, but we have not presumed and still do not presume to know what such an investigation will find.But Comey’s firing is itself intolerable and an assault on our democracy.Our democracy will wither if the president believes himself above the law and empowered to fire law enforcement officials for the “crime” of investigating the president’s wrongdoing.
Democrat, Republican or Independent — every American should be alarmed at the Trump Regime’s rush to authoritarianism.
Where do we go from here?
- At this point, there is no way for the FBI to credibly conduct an independent investigation into the Russia allegations. We need both a special prosecutor and a congressionally created independent investigative commission to get to the bottom of what, if anything, happened.
- There equally must be an investigation into the Comey firing itself. In this special circumstance, the FBI should be directed immediately to disclose all ongoing criminal investigations related to the Trump campaign and the Trump administration. It’s possible that there are other, non-Russian motivations for the firing. And the Justice Department and White House should disclose immediately all correspondence related to the Comey firing.
- Attorney General Jeff Sessions must be removed from office immediately. He violated his pledge to recuse himself from matters related to the Russia investigation.
That’s only the start. The investigations might well lead us into graver territory.
This is a test for America.
Let’s make sure we — all of us — meet the challenge.
Onward,
Robert Weissman
President, Public Citizen
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