- In Madrid a tomb of gold, in it lies the leader of all Croats - sang Josip Dabro at the carnival ride in Kometlincima at the beginning of February.

Croatian MP Josip Dabro called on the Croatian people to observe two minutes of silence on May 15th at 4:30 PM, commemorating the "last Croatian soldier" who laid down arms at Bleiburg in 1945. This call reportedly caused an uproar in the Parliament.

The trial of former agriculture minister and MP Josip Dabro is expected to begin tomorrow in Osijek, where he faces charges of violating child rights and illegal possession of weapons and explosives.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović reportedly greeted Josip Dabro, former Deputy Prime Minister, with the controversial remark "Gdje si, ustašo?" during a meeting in Stari Mikanovci.

A CRO DEMOSKOP poll for March shows HDZ leading SDP, with President Milanović rated as the most positive politician and Prime Minister Plenković as the most negative. Josip Dabro was a surprise on the negative list.

Croatian State Attorney's Office (DORH) is treating MP Josip Dabro's singing about Ante Pavelić as a public order offense, potentially leading to a fine rather than imprisonment.

A crisis has erupted within the Croatian ruling coalition due to MP Josip Dabro, who was recorded praising Ustasha leader Ante Pavelić, leading HSLS president Dario Hrebak to issue a 30-day ultimatum to Prime Minister Andrej Plenković.

Croatian MP Predrag Mišić, known as a Vukovar veteran of Serbian nationality, commented on the case involving Josip Dabro and related 'attacks'.

Josip Dabro, a Croatian Member of Parliament from the Homeland Movement and former Minister of Agriculture, used Facebook to accuse the media of disseminating untrue information about his family.

Croatian Member of Parliament and former Minister of Agriculture, Josip Dabro of the Homeland Movement, announced he was fined 700 euros. The penalty was for singing verses that refer to Ante Pavelić as the 'leader of all Croats.'

Josip Dabro has been fined for singing verses about Ustaše leader Ante Pavelić, but states he does not mind paying the fine, linking it to freedom of expression.

The trial of former agriculture minister and parliamentary representative Josip Dabro is set to begin in Osijek, where he faces charges of violating a child's rights and illegal possession of weapons and explosives.

Ivan Penava, leader of the Homeland Movement (DP), confirmed that he personally requested Josip Dabro's resignation as the party's general secretary for reorganization purposes. Mladen Barać will replace Dabro.

Croatian police have filed a misdemeanor report against Homeland Movement MP Josip Dabro for disturbing public order and peace, due to a song in which he glorifies Ustaše leader Ante Pavelić.

Dario Hrebak, president of the HSLS party, reiterated his stance that MP Josip Dabro is destabilizing the government and is the source of problems within the ruling coalition, despite good cooperation with HDZ.

Croatian Prime Minister Plenković welcomed Boška Ban's move to the ruling majority and dismissed Hrebak's 30-day ultimatum, stating the situation with Josip Dabro can be resolved within standard frameworks.

The mayor of Kumrovec, Robert Šplajt, dismissed Josip Dabro's statement about a 'vampire ball' as absurd, indicating a political disagreement.

Croatian MP Josip Dabro reacted to a newspaper headline about his family's past, stating he 'knows he bothers' powerful people and accusing 'shadow structures' of being behind the articles.

Josip Dabro of the DP party is advocating for a Croatian republic within Bosnia and Herzegovina and a stronger alliance with Trump's America to protect Croats.

The trial of Josip Dabro has commenced, with the defendant making a brief two-word statement to reporters upon his arrival at the court.

An unexpected encounter occurred in Stari Mikanovci where Croatian President Zoran Milanović and MP Josip Dabro engaged in a controversial exchange during a municipal session.

Vukovar-Srijem police have filed a misdemeanor charge against DP Member of Parliament Josip Dabro for disturbing public order by singing a song glorifying Ustaše leader Ante Pavelić.

Croatia's State Attorney's Office (DORH) has launched an investigation into Josip Dabro, secretary-general of the Homeland Movement, for singing songs associated with the Ustaše movement and for alleged document forgery.

Croatia's Prime Minister is meeting with coalition partners, including a separate meeting with Dario Hrebak of HSLS, who is boycotting coalition meetings due to a video of Josip Dabro (DP) singing about Ante Pavelić.

Croatian Member of Parliament Josip Dabro reacted furiously on Facebook to a newspaper article about him, denying claims about his late father and announcing lawsuits against the media.