Given the recent reports of the media that the Government and the Ministry of Health now have a clear picture of the current situation in healthcare, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokatska stranka – SDS) expects that a timeline for resolving the situation in healthcare will be set with clear and realistic dates, and above
President of the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, commented on the current state of healthcare in Slovenia in a recent episode of the show “Odmevi” (Echoes). He said that “it is not all bad,” which was proven by Slovenia’s success during the Covid-19 crisis, when Slovenia did very well,
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While the mainstream Slovenian media continue to remain silent on Prime Minister Golob’s financial affair, it is still a central topic in the foreign media. Golob’s financing of the Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s election campaign has been filling the headlines of both Kosovo and Croatian media and has also been reported on in Serbian
The Ljubljana Pride Association (Društvo Parada ponosa) is exerting pressure on the Ministry of Education to participate in its project called “Transcending the Culture of Humiliation.” The Association has pointed out that “peer-to-peer violence is becoming an increasingly acute problem in schools.” They also believe that the school environment is the second most dangerous for
The government prevented an extraordinary adjustment of pensions before the New Year, while the pensioners are increasingly worried about the rising prices. This has provoked, among other things, a nationwide protest of the pensioners, which will take place on the 1st of February in Ljubljana. The organiser of the protest is the civil initiative The
The president of the Gibanje Svoboda party council, Mirta Koželj, has resigned from this position, the party confirmed for STA. Koželj, who is also the president of the health council at the Ministry of Health, is said to devote herself entirely to work in this position in light of the long-awaited health reform, the party
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The SDS Parliamentary Group addressed a written initiative to the Government of the Republic of Slovenia to join the support of the project of the Foundation for the Memory of the Victims of Communism to the Museum of the Victims of Communism in Washington and at the same time offer the necessary financial support in
In 2021, the state-owned Telekom company filed a lawsuit against the television stations Pop TV and Kanal A. According to the company’s management, Pop Tv, Kanal A, Brio, Oto and Kino, which form a joint business unit together with Pro Plus, have been abusing their monopoly position on the market since mid-November 2017, which has
The leader of the opposition, Janez Janša, has recently been quoted by the Colombian media outlet La Linterna Azul. They reported on the launch of the book The São Paulo Forum and Cultural Warfare, which is a starting point for a debate on the causes and consequences, as well as the possibilities of a successful
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Prime Minister Golob’s Kosovo affair is getting deeper and deeper. This time, a Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) MP, Abelard Tahiri, has spoken out, demanding an international investigation into Martin Berishaj, the Kosovo ambassador in Zagreb. At one point, Berishaj withdrew 1.4 million euros from his account, with the money allegedly coming from Slovenia. When
The government has prevented an extraordinary pension adjustment before the New Year, while pensioners are increasingly stressed about the rising prices, which has provoked, among other things, a nationwide protest of pensioners. The protest will take place on Wednesday, the 1st of February, at 3 p.m. at Republic Square in Ljubljana. The organisers, including the
Eva Irgl, Chair of the Commission on Petitions, Human Rights and Equal Opportunities, has called an urgent meeting of the Commission in view of the chaotic and dangerous situation in the healthcare sector. Among others, Minister of Health Bešič Loredna and Ljubljana Mayor Janković, who have been filling the headlines in recent days with their