Minister of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities has announced the creation of a directorate for “economic democracy.” The actual tasks and jurisdiction of the directorate are still unclear. The directorate will supposedly be in charge of writing legislation which will make it easier for the owners of companies to “let go” of their …
On Tuesday, the trade union of doctors and dentists – FIDES, and the government representatives met for crucial negotiations on doctors’ salaries but failed to reach an agreement. Further actions will be decided shortly by the union’s leadership. Vice-President Gregor Zemljič has not ruled out the possibility of a strike. “We are shocked by the …
On Thursday, the State Election Commission will be deciding on the shortening of the deadline for the adoption of the report on the outcome of the referendum vote, the Slovenian Press Agency reports. It seems that they want the laws to be enforced as soon as possible – for political reasons. Interestingly, even Dr Igor …
Celje is preparing for the second round of mayoral elections. At first glance, everything seems fine. The long-serving Mayor Bojan Šrot and his challenger Matija Kovač will face each other. The latter presents himself as an opportunity to give the city a new (green) freshness. But citizens of Celje, beware: Kovač is not an independent …
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Branko Grims, an MP of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), responded to the “surprise” of the German embassy in Slovenia, which did not understand his statement when he compared the situation in Slovenia to that in Germany in 1933 in his assessment of Sunday’s referendums. The German Embassy stressed that Slovenia, …
Sunday’s referendum result has made a lot of people so excited that they have already started openly “depoliticising” Radio-Television Slovenia even before the new law has actually come into force. One such person is Nina Mauhler, former State Secretary in Marjan Šarec’s government and member of the board of the state-owned Company for the Development …
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“Asta Vrečko posing happily next to one of the most despicable communist dictators of the 20th century. This is a common theme of Slovenia’s far-left government,” analyst Mitja Iršič recently tweeted, adding that this is what Members of the European Parliament who support the Slovenian left, and thus apparently also the former communist totalitarian system, …
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“At these referendums, there are no winners, because people have gained nothing from the results. But many will lose their rights because of the bad government laws. The weakest members of our society will lose the most – the elderly, the disabled, and others who need help from other people, because their long-term care rights …
“Written proof from the Ministry of Health. Minister Danijel Bešič Loredan chillingly threatened doctors with the publication of their confidential personal data, because Golob ordered him to wage an all-out war,” investigative journalist Bojan Požar recently reported. The young infectious disease specialist, Federico D. Potočnik, confirmed the writing of investigative journalist Bojan Požar, writing: “As …
With more than 90 percent of the ballots having been counted, we can now be certain that all three laws that the voters were deciding on at Sunday’s referendum will be enacted. Support for the amendment to the Radio-Television Slovenia Act and the amendments to the Long-Term Care Act exceeded 60 percent, with 40 percent …
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The number of online payment apps offering various types of “buy now, pay later” solutions for Americans has seen a steady rise, according to data published on Thanksgiving Day weekend. Americans are increasingly feeling the impact of inflation and rising prices, and this is also reflected in their shopping habits. Now, an analysis of Thanksgiving …
Public safety in France is frustrating, people no longer feel safe in the streets. According to statistics published by the Ministry of the Interior in the summer, are Paris, Marseille and Lyon are the three most dangerous cities, as V4NA also reported. The fights and clashes that took place in the streets over the weekend is …
