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The HSP did enter the Croatian Parliament and Paraga came fourth among presidential candidates, but it was clear that the party was far from its target.
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HSP and did
Paraga and the HSP had high hopes of becoming the major political factor before the 1992 presidential and parliamentary elections, but those hopes, despite of the HSP colourful rallies being well-attended, did not materialise.
HSP and Croatian
* Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP )
The November elections were early ( izvanredne ) elections caused by the breakdown of the coalition of the two main parties, the Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ) and the Croatian Democratic Assembly of Slavonia and Baranja ( HDSSB ).
At the elections held on the 25 November 2007, the Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ) and the Croatian Democratic Assembly of Slavonia and Baranja ( HDSSB ) gained 7 seats each, the Social Democratic Party ( SDP ) 6 seats, the Croatian Democratic Union ( HDZ ) 4, and the Croatian People's Party – Liberal Democrats ( HNS ) 1.
The Croatian Party of Rights (, HSP ) is an extra-parliamentary right-wing political party in Croatia.
The HSP, along with other modern Croatian parties ( such as Croatian Pure Party of Rights ), claims legacy of the Party of Rights which was founded in 1861 and existed until 1929.
HSP's political appeal and strength were at peak during the 1991 and 1992 when Croatian Defence Forces, a military wing of the HSP, took heavy burden of defence of Croatia.
Paraga later formed the Croatian Party of Rights 1861 ( HSP 1861 ) but by this time he was already politically marginalized.
The initiative for the meeting came from the new leaders of the HSP, Anto Đapić and Boris Kandare, who invited leader of the Croatian Pure Party of Rights, Ivan Gabelica, and leader of the Croatian National Democratic League, Petar Badovinac and Bosiljko Mišetić.
At the Croatian parliamentary election, 2003, the party-in an alliance with Međimurje Party ( Međimurska stranka ), Zagorje Democratic Party ( Zagorska demokratska stranka ) and non-partisan Slaven Letica-won 6. 4 % of the popular vote and 8 out of 151 seats, all for the HSP and Slaven Letica.
* Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ) 3
* Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ) 8
* Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ): 2
* Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ) 3
* Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ) 8
* Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ) 6
* Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ) 10
* Hrvatska stranka prava or HSP ( Croatian Party of Rights )
Anto Đapić ( born 22 August 1958 ) is a retired Croatian right-wing politician and the former president of the Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ).
HSP and Parliament
In the 1995 election, HSP won 4. 8 % of vote, but after a recount, 5. 01 % was claimed to be official result, which meant that HSP remained represented in Parliament.
In 2000, this time in coalition with Croatian Christian Democratic Union ( HKDU ), HSP kept four Parliament seats.
As a former vice-president of Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ), he served as a representative in Croatian Parliament between 2001 and 2007.
HSP and Paraga
Tuđman was harshly and openly criticized by HSP and Paraga, especially because of cooperation with Serbia and tragic conflict with Bosniaks in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Paraga, and a delegation of CDU dissidents, reformed the Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ).
Those charges were ultimately dropped, but the most serious blow for Paraga came when Đapić turned against him and took over the leadership of the HSP at the 1993 party convention in Kutina.
HSP and came
Reaction came in the form of arrests, indictments and all kinds of intimidation towards HSP and HOS members, even stretching to deaths of HSP members in mysterious circumstances.
HSP and fourth
Although he finished fourth, the relatively high percentage of votes he won ( 4. 14 %) made him desirable to the Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ), a right-wing party in desperate need to tone down its negative far-right image.
HSP and among
As with IgA nephropathy, serum levels of IgA are high in HSP and there are identical findings on renal biopsy ; however, IgA nephropathy has a predilection for young adults while HSP is more predominant among children.
However, HSP led by Đapić maintained small but solid support among the voters.
HSP and presidential
The HSP nevertheless used Letica again as their candidate in the Croatian presidential election, 2005.
HSP and candidates
In June 2005 Glavaš defeated this scheme, first by allying with the far-right Croatian Party of Rights ( HSP ), in a coalition that gave the HSP the mayoral position in Osijek for the first time ; and then by persuading some assemblymen of the anti-Glavaš coalition to support his candidates in inaugural sessions of the Osijek-Baranja county and City of Osijek assembly.
HSP and was
The long-time president of modern HSP was Anto Đapić.
Despite these revelations, Đapić's career as head of the HSP was unaffected.
He was supported by president of the HSP in Dubrovnik, Denis Šešelj.
The primary task of the EVA was to replace HST's High Speed Photometer ( HSP ) with a device called COSTAR.
The High Speed Photometer ( HSP ) was powered down at 10: 54 pm EST and the door opening started at 10: 57 EST.
The HSP was removed at 11: 27 pm EST and then reinserted to practice for the COSTAR installation.
HSP was then parked on the side of the payload bay while COSTAR was removed from stowage and successfully installed in the HST by about 12: 35 am EST.
William Osler was the first to recognise the underlying allergic mechanism of HSP.
The High Speed Photometer ( HSP ) was a scientific instrument installed on the Hubble Space Telescope.
The HSP was designed to measure the brightness and polarity of rapidly varying celestial objects.
The HSP was one of the instruments on Hubble at launch.
In 1991, he joined the Croatian Party of Right ( HSP ), which was renewed year earlier.
In 1993, Đapić was named president of HSP.
The concept of a Greater Croatia was developed further by Ante Starčević and Eugen Kvaternik, who founded the nationalist Party of Rights ( HSP ) in 1861.
HSP BiH was founded in 1991 as branch of Croatian Party of Rights.
After Croatian Democratic Union eliminated Kraljević and had political monopoly over Herzeg-Bosnia, HSP BiH was dissolved.
In February 2010 it was announced that presidents of three parties, Zvonko Jurišić of HSP BiH, Milenko Brkić of Croatian People's Union ( HNZ ) and Petar Milić of Croatian Union of Herzeg-Bosnia ( HZHB ), have signed a treaty about unification of those three parties in one party under name " Croatian Party of Rights of Bosnia and Herzegovina " in Mostar.
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