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HR-ELECTIONS-Politika BRIEF NEWS BULLETIN IN ENGLISH BRIEF NEWS BULLETIN IN ENGLISH NO. 4999HINA Zagreb, 29 June 2003RACAN: THERE IS NO REASON NOT TO HOLD ELECTIONS IN LATE NOVEMBERZAGREB, June 29 (Hina) - Croatian Prime Minister
Ivica Racan has dismissed speculations that some Social Democrats are advocating the idea of organising parliamentary elections next year, and reiterated the election could be held at the end of November. "Some may wish for a later date, but I stated very clearly on several occasions that the elections would be held in late November. I have always reiterated, unlike many who worry exclusively about the election date, that before the elections are held we must do a very important job which concerns the country's prospects in the European Union," the PM said on Sunday. Explaining that this job should be done by early October, Racan said there was no reason not to hold elections in late November. The PM made the statements while participating in a Croatian Mine A