After visiting the C0 sewage canal construction site last week, the Co-President of the European Green Party, Thomas Waitz, proposed to the European Commission that the C0 sewage canal project should be audited to check whether the project, which is being built with EU funding, has all the necessary permits, including an environmental impact assessment. …
“Leave! You deal with small animals, your partners and their fashion, the crickets, if you like; the nonsense and the erecting of statues to the Erased, while at the same time, you have still not realised that the pensioners have been the only and truly erased citizens for years and years! And we are actually …
Tens Of Thousands Of Pensioners To The Government: Leave! Read More »
With 11 votes in favour and five against, members of the Constitutional Commission of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia gave the green light to initiate the process of adopting constitutional amendments, with which the coalition proposes to transfer the power to appoint judges on the proposal of the Judicial Council from the …
The Christian Party Supports The Constitutional Changes Of The Left-Wing Government Read More »
Only 20 percent of the respondents support the Golob government’s plans to tax all real estate. There was much more support for other proposals. The authorities keep on trying to convince us that their intention is to put a heavier tax burden on the rich, not on ordinary citizens, who should have even more money …
Only 20 Percent Of The Respondents Agree With Golob’s Property Taxation Read More »
The moves of the Golob government are becoming clearer by the day: taking from the pockets of taxpayers and dividing the money among certain groups. As we know, pensioners are the last on the list, and the first on the list are the non-governmental organisations, among whom the government will once again distribute a total …
Another Day, Another 10 Million Euros For NGOs From The Golob Government Read More »
On Tuesday, the National Assembly adopted the amendment to the Employment, Self-Employment and Work of Foreigners Act with 56 votes in favour and 20 against, thus simplifying the process of employing foreigners. The coalition welcomed the amendments as they address the problem of staff shortages in the public sector and the economy. Meanwhile, the opposition …
The Ruling Majority Has Approved The Controversial Amendment To The Foreigners Act Read More »
As we have previously reported, in an interview on the national media outlet, RTV Slovenia, the Prime Minister admitted to presenter Rosvita Pesek that the infamous and constitutionally controversial law on RTV Slovenia was written by the Legal Network for the Protection of Democracy (Pravna mreža za varstvo demokracije), a far-left NGO that was mainly …
The majority supports the pensioners’ protests, led by former MP Pavel Rupar, according to the results of a public opinion poll, even though the current authorities are doing everything in their power to relativise the nationwide protests as much as possible with the help of the media, which are beholden to them. But it seems …
Pavel Rupar’s Pensioners’ Protests Enjoy Strong Support From Slovenians! Read More »
After the Lidl fiasco before Christmas, the retailer has once again caused quite a stir by advertising its Easter dishes as “an experience of spring.” Apparently, the Slovenian management of the company has a different business orientation than their subsidiaries in neighbouring countries, where our Christian traditions are advertised without any problems. Judging by the …
The Woke Retailer Lidl Is Once Again Erasing Our Christian Traditions Read More »
President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, has visited Kyiv again, where he met with the Prime Minister of Ukraine, Denys Shmyhal. As he wrote on Twitter on Monday, this was a “friendly meeting” in the Ukrainian capital, which he had already visited in March of last year, shortly …
At the end of February, the management and owners of the A&E Europe company, which is part of the US-based Elevate Textiles group, announced the gradual closure of their plant in Slovenia, and redundancies have also been announced. The reason is that it is no longer viable for them to continue production in Slovenia due …
Another Company Is Leaving Slovenia And Laying Off Workers Read More »
Slovenia is the penultimate country in the European Union in terms of spending the funds from the Recovery and Resilience Plan, and in terms of our Cohesion Policy, we have fallen from 4th to 9th place. Apparently, the government of Robert Golob believes that we do not need the money for development and recovery that …
