Božo Petrov

Božo Petrov

politician Croatia

Božo Petrov is a Croatian politician, known for his role as the leader of the political party Most. He has served as the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Administration in the past. Petrov gained prominence through his strong stance on issues such as government transparency and anti-corruption. His recent political ratings show that he is viewed positively by 33% of the population, reflecting his impact on Croatian politics.

Born on May 01, 1979 (46 years old)

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Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov was convincingly defeated in the second round for the position of the Dubrovnik-Neretva County prefect. 3

Pero Maldini Nikola Grmoja Miro Bulj Suta
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Pero Maldini: Ovo je glavni razlog zašto su Petrov i Grmoja potučeni na jugu, Mostu sada prijeti nestanak

Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov lost in the race for the mayor of Dubrovnik. 4

Tomislav Suta Andrej Plenkovic Ivica Puljak Tomislav Tomasevic Marija Selak Raspudic Peđa Grbin Sinisa Hajdas Doncic Miro Bulj Boris Miletic Marijan Pavlicek Damir Mandic Iva Rincic Filip Zoricic Nikola Grmoja Anita Bonacic Obradovic Ivana Nincevic Lesandric Stjepan Kozic Mihael Zmajlovic Darko Koren Tomislav Golubic
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Tomislav Šuta i HDZ najveći pobjednici večeri, zadovoljni su i u SDP-u, a nema sumnje tko su najveći gubitnici!

Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov conceded defeat in the Dubrovačko-neretvanska county elections. 5

Miro Bulj Igor Vidalina Boris Miletic Sanja Radolovic Blazenko Boban Anđelko Stricak Tomislav Golubic Marijan Pavlicek Domagoj Bilic Peđa Grbin Filip Zoricic Ivana Nincevic Lesandric Ernest Petry Josip Bilaver Zoran Vinkovic Marin Mandaric Blaz Pezo Zeljko Buric Tonci Restovic Damir Mandic Drazenka Polovic
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Bulj dobio dramu u Sinju, preokret u Varaždinskoj županiji, HDZ izgubio jednu županiju, trijumfi Grbina i Pavličeka!

Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov received 32.79% of the votes in Dubrovnik. 5

Tomislav Suta Iva Rincic Peđa Grbin Andrej Plenkovic Ivica Puljak Tomislav Tomasevic Marija Selak Raspudic Marko Filipovic Sinisa Hajdas Doncic Boris Miletic Mato Frankovic Anita Bonacic Obradovic Domagoj Bilic Marijan Pavlicek Blaz Pezo Ernest Petry Danijel Marusic Nikola Kajkic Sanja Radolovic Stjepan Kozic Mihael Zmajlovic Darko Koren Tomislav Golubic
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Tomislav Šuta novi gradonačelnik Splita, Puljak se povlači iz politike, Plenković: 'Zna se kome ide posebna čestitka'

Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov entered the second round of elections with a significant deficit. 4

Goran Cular Ante Nobilo Ivan Turudic Ivica Lovric Davor Bernardic Tomasevic Davor Matijevic Tomislav Suta Peđa Grbin Kristina Ikic Banicek Nikola Grmoja Blaz Pezo Domagoj Bilic Marijan Pavlicek
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Viđenje profesora politologije: 'Oni su gubitnici izbora. Nemaju načina da se održe. Ovo je točan dan kad je počeo njihov pad'

Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov, the president of Most, is not disappointed with the election results and believes they have improved compared to previous elections. 6

Nikola Grmoja Dalibor Milan Blaz Pezo Marija Selak Raspudic Nino Raspudic Marin Miletic Mario Radic Miro Bulj Zarko Puhovski
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - 'Most je gotov. Nema taktike koja bi spasila stranku. Nestaju iz očitog razloga, a jedna je osoba to shvatila prije svih'

Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov entered the second round of elections with a significant deficit. 4

Goran Cular Ante Nobilo Ivan Turudic Ivica Lovric Davor Bernardic Tomislav Suta Davor Matijevic Peđa Grbin Kristina Ikic Banicek Nikola Grmoja Blaz Pezo Domagoj Bilic Marijan Pavlicek
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Viđenje profesora politologije: 'Oni su gubitnici izbora. Nemaju načina da se održe. Ovo je točan dan kad je počeo njihov pad'

Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov is a candidate for the position of župan and a member of the Most party. 5

Mato Frankovic Anita Bonacic Obradovic Nikola Grmoja Dalibor Milan Blaz Pezo Nikica Hajvaz Nikola Dobroslavic Andrej Plenkovic Dubravka Suica
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - U Dubrovniku nije bilo iznenađenja, Most se 'rasklimao'

Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov has just over 26 percent of the votes. 5

Tomislav Tomasevic Ivan Radic Iva Rincic Ivica Puljak Tomislav Suta Sime Erlic Daniel Radeta Filip Zoricic Peđa Grbin Valter Boljuncic Sanja Radolovic Boris Miletic Dalibor Paus Ikic Banicek Domagoj Orlic Domagoj Bilic Marijan Pavlicek Kruno Raguz Neven Bosilj Kiđemet Piskac Dubravka Novak Anđelko Stricak Bruno Ister Radimir Cacic Marijo Cacic Robert Maric Josipa Pleslic Blaz Pezo Darko Milinovic Jose Vrkljan Ivana Nincevic Lesandric Ranko Ostojic
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - HDZ 'rasturio' u ključnom gradu, velika drama u Puli i Vukovaru, potop dosadašnje gradonačelnice u Sisku

Croatia Croatia: Božo Petrov is positively viewed by 35% of respondents. 7

Zoran Milanovic Marija Selak Raspudic Tomislav Tomasevic Andrej Plenkovic Milorad Pupovac Ivan Penava Gordan Jandrokovic
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Jutarnji list - Novo istraživanje otkrilo omjer snaga političkih stranaka uoči izbora: Evo tko je najpozitivniji, a tko najnegativniji političar