In recent days, a message from a billboard stating 'Neither Pavelić nor Tito, just - Drito!' has sparked public interest in Croatia. This marks the introduction of a new political party named 'Drito', founded over a year ago by Marija Selak Raspudić and her colleagues. The party aims to clarify its position in the political center with this new identity, as elaborated by Nino Raspudić in an interview with RTL, which outlines their intentions and ideological stance.

Raspudić addressed speculations regarding the name 'Drito', which initially raised concerns due to similarities with a festival of the same name. He firmly stated that they did not steal the name, claiming ignorance of the festival's existence during the naming process, and pointed out that they adhered to legal requirements regarding political party names to avoid overlap. This clarification may serve to distance the party from potential controversies associated with name similarities and solidify its fresh identity in the political landscape.

As 'Drito' plans to engage significantly with the Croatian public through tours, it indicates an active approach in seeking public connection and feedback as they establish their ideological framework. With a promise of clear political ideology and transparent communication, the party seeks to carve out its niche in Croatia's political environment, an essential step in an evolving political scene that often sees shifts in public sentiment and party dynamics.