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Opposition (Croatia)

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Leader of the Opposition
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Incumbent
Tomislav Karamarko

since 21 May 2012
Term length While leader of the largest political party not in government
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The Opposition (Croatian: Opozicija; Oporba) in Croatia is a term used to describe political parties represented in Parliament which are not a part of the government supported by the parliamentary majority.

The Leader of the Opposition (Croatian: Vođa opozicije; Šef oporbe) is the unofficial title held by the leader of the largest party of the opposition. Usually it is the leader of one of the two major political parties in Croatia, the centre-right Croatian Democratic Union or the centre-left Social Democratic Party.

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6th assembly of Sabor

In the Sixth assembly of the Croatian Parliament (2007-2011), the parties in Sabor that included the opposition were:

The leader of the opposition was Zoran Milanović, leader of the SDP.

7th assembly of Sabor

In the Seventh assembly of the Croatian Parliament (2011-), the parties in Sabor that include the opposition are:

The leader of the opposition is Tomislav Karamarko, leader of the HDZ since the Croatian Democratic Union leadership election, 2012.

List of leaders of the Opposition

The list currently extends only since the independence of the Republic of Croatia, but the multi-party system existed since the Croatian parliamentary election, 1990.

Date Largest Opposition
Party
Leader of the Opposition Prime Minister President
25 June 1991 none - national unity government Franjo Gregurić Franjo Tuđman
12 August 1992 HSLS Dražen Budiša Hrvoje Šarinić
3 April 1993 Nikica Valentić
7 November 1995 Zlatko Mateša
26 November 1999 Vlatko Pavletić
27 January 2000 HDZ Vladimir Šeks Ivica Račan
2 February 2000 Zlatko Tomčić
19 February 2000 Stjepan Mesić
30 April 2000 Ivo Sanader
23 December 2003 SDP Ivica Račan Ivo Sanader
11 April 2007 Željka Antunović
2 June 2007 Zoran Milanović
6 July 2009 Jadranka Kosor
19 February 2010 Ivo Josipović
23 December 2011 HDZ Jadranka Kosor Zoran Milanović
21 May 2012 Tomislav Karamarko

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