On February 28, a commemoration and memorial mass were held in Šestine, Zagreb, marking the 130th anniversary of the death of Dr. Ante Starčević, a prominent figure in Croatian history. The event was led by the president of the Croatian Party of Rights (HSP), Marina Logarušić, along with allied parties from the Vukovar Coalition. Delegations laid wreaths, flowers, and lights at Starčević's grave and monument before attending a mass conducted by Father Robert Šreter.

During the event, attendees highlighted Ante Starčević's significance not only in the development of the rights-based ideology but also as a proponent of national identity and sovereignty. His contributions have been influential in shaping Croatian political landscape and the ideologies surrounding its nationhood. After the mass, statements were provided by key party figures including Logarušić, Branka Lozo, and Jozo Krajinović, emphasizing the lasting impact of Starčević's legacy on contemporary political discourse in Croatia.

This commemoration reflects the ongoing reverence for Starčević’s ideas amidst the political activities in the country, showcasing how historical figures continue to play a vital role in modern Croatian politics. The event served to unify various political factions under the common respect for Starčević's foundational contributions, suggesting potential implications for future alliances in Croatian political landscapes.