The Možemo party, a Croatian political party, held an electoral assembly on Saturday where Tomislav Tomašević and Sandra Benčić were re-elected as coordinators without competition. During the assembly, the importance of collaboration among left-leaning political parties was emphasized, highlighting a collective goal to seize national power. This gathering marks a pivotal moment for the party as they strengthen their leadership and focus on future electoral strategies.

Sandra Benčić, in her address, reiterated a well-known Green political thesis akin to that advocated by Zohran Mamdani in New York, emphasizing the need for wealth and power redistribution. She stated, "We want power and wealth to be redistributed," reflecting the party's commitment to addressing social inequalities and advocating for more equitable governance. However, her declarations have been met with criticism concerning the apparent paradox of accumulating personal wealth while promoting wealth redistribution.

The article also hints at an ongoing narrative about the party's leaders and their personal wealth, raising questions about their political integrity and commitment to public service. Narod.hr has frequently reported on the financial disclosures of these politicians, suggesting that while they aim to influence policy towards greater justice and equality, their personal experiences starkly contrast with the ideal of shared prosperity they promote. This duality presents a significant challenge as the Možemo party seeks to consolidate its base and establish wider support in the national political landscape.