Before the elections, Prime Minister Golob firmly asserted that he would resign if the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) found that he had violated the Integrity Act. The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption has now issued two new drafts. The main finding is that the Commission has identified a conflict of interest
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Just under two years after launching a judicial investigation, the Specialised State Prosecutor’s Office dismissed charges against former Minister of the Economy, Zdravko Počivalšek, over a deal involving the purchase of ventilators during the Covid-19 epidemic. During the judicial investigation, prosecutors found that there was no evidence of a criminal offence, reported Television Slovenija, which
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It is not only the state budget that is in financial trouble, but also the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia – ZZZS. There are only two options: either taxpayers will have to pay for the gaping hole, or those liable for health insurance contributions will. In any case, another financial blow is coming. Next year,
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Not only Janez Janša or Aleš Hojs, our media outlet is also under constant pressure and repression from the authorities. Before the European elections, they broke into the home of Boris Tomašič, host of the show “Kdo vam laže?” (“Who is lying to you?”), and into the premises of Nova24TV. And at the end of
Our source (the information is stored in our editorial office) informed us that MP Sara Žibrat used her political connections to ensure that both of her parents, who had falsified documents during the coronavirus epidemic and were even dismissed as a result of it, were reinstated and paid additional compensation for the period during which
According to unofficial information from sources close to the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK), Prime Minister Robert Golob has received a draft decision indicating a violation of the Integrity and Prevention of Corruption Act in a case involving Tatjana Bobnar and alleged pressure on the police. Similarly, a draft decision in the Karigador
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Early this morning, investigators paid an unannounced visit to former Interior Minister and Vice-President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Aleš Hojs. According to the latest information, the investigation is being led by the Specialised State Prosecutor’s Office. As Hojs said during the investigation, he is suspected of having disclosed classified
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“There is no more time left, the economy is bleeding!” was the clear message from the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) at this year’s 57th International Trade Fair in Celje (Mednarodni obrtni sejem – MOS). The fair began on Wednesday, the 17th of September, and will last until the 21st of September. Among the participants is
“Crime is a legal concept, and whether someone has committed a crime or not cannot simply be judged by various commissions, but only by a court of law. In domestic law, murders, thefts, and other criminal acts are ruled on by domestic courts, while in international law, this is done by international courts, and within
The European Commission is facing serious allegations of violating the fundamental rules of the rule of law, on which the entire legal order of the European Union is based. Despite the finality of the judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Commission has been delaying for two weeks the disclosure of
Slovenian Member of the European Parliament, Milan Zver, has sent an official request to the European Commission to take action under Article 265 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union after Commissioner Marta Kos said in an interview with Mladina magazine that she did not want Janez Janša to return to power
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According to SDS MP Andrej Poglajen, Slovenia is facing one of the biggest crises in the area of housing policy. “Young people, families, and the elderly are caught in a vicious circle of excessive prices and slow construction every day,” he emphasised at Tuesday’s press conference. He said the government’s pre-election promises of 30,000 state-owned