Slovenia reported 2,402 new cases of coronavirus for Monday, 9% fewer than the same day a week ago as cases kept falling week-on-week for the 12th day running. Six patients with Covid-19 died, fresh data from the Health Ministry shows. The number of patients needing hospital care for Covid-19 dropped by nine from Sunday to
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The government of Robert Golob has drafted new tax legislation that will mean lower wages for all of us. Yes, you read that right. Even for those with the lowest incomes, who are receiving minimum wages. And with average and higher wages, the differences will be even bigger. The National Assembly will soon decide on
The government of Robert Golob has tackled the economy from two ends. First, with the reform of the tax laws, which brings lower wages for all, including those with the lowest incomes, and then at the regulatory levels, with the Minister of Labour, Mesec’s proposal for compulsory “punching-in” in the workplace. Both measures were met
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The Slovenian public witnessed the protests that took place during the term of the Janša government. Vandalism, public slander of the government and its measures, violent riots, attacks on police officers and journalists – all this was done by supporters of the left-wing authorities, which used the protests and their organisers as a “tool” to
Just because something is a “human need,” it does not mean that others are obliged to pay money for you to meet this need. And it certainly does not mean that the state should steal money from some people through taxes to satisfy others. And this also applies to the provision of so-called menstrual justice.
In a separate dissenting opinion, Constitutional Court Judge Rok Svetlič wrote, among other things, that “there is no such thing as the right to adoption.” Meanwhile, Constitutional Court Judge Klemen Jaklič noted that the majority of the issues being decided on by the Constitutional Court were not even discussed before making the decision. It is
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The Government of Robert Golob already made it clear that it was in favour of mass migration when it announced the removal of the fence at the southern border. And while our neighbouring countries are tightening border controls, the Golob government is shamelessly and totally irresponsibly playing with the security of its citizens by apparently
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The heatwave that has been raging in the country for weeks and the extreme lack of rainfall have resulted in a halting of ship traffic on several rivers. The Rhine, one of Europe’s most important rivers, is only a few centimetres from becoming unnavigable in some stretches. The severe drought-induced feed shortages may also threaten
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The Hungarian Prime Minister received a long standing ovation throughout his speech. Among other things, for this statement: “Hungary will protect the institution of marriage as the union of a man and a woman. Family will be based on marriage or the relationship between parents and children. In summary: the father is a man, the mother is a
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The Slovenian Democratic Party parliamentary group demands that Tomaž Modic be removed from the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry, the chair of which is the “independent” former journalist Mojca Šetinc Pašek. The journalist who works at the “Necenzurirano” (Uncensored) web portal could find himself among the very people being investigated due to his involvement and cooperation
“Minister Mesec is obliged to provide additional funds due to the increase of labour costs under the current long-term care act!! There are enough funds. The third paragraph of Article 130 is clear. But of course, now there won’t be any funds left, and he will transfer the burden of payment to the shoulders of
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Deflation is good for the consumer and inflation is bad. I hope we can all agree on that. And the reason for it is simple – with inflation, we get fewer goods and services per unit of money in a given period of time than in previous periods. This is due to too much (cheap)