Even before the recent floods, we heard warnings from the Minister of Finance, Klemen Boštjančič, that there was no more money to be squandered and that the fiscal rule would be followed from now on. Unfortunately, this warning came only after a year of lavish feasting for the government’s “fellow fighters” in the takeover: the …
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Just a few months ago, the Minister of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Luka Mesec, was enthusiastic about the introduction of a four-day workweek, but since then, the ruling coalition has already changed its tune. Instead, they now want people to work on Saturdays and use their daily wages for flood reconstruction. They …
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Since it is well known that the elites have managed to win and are still fighting for the most elite locations by the water, or at least with a view of the water, most people were not surprised to see a photo published by Janja Sajovic – wife of the leader of the Freedom Movement …
The recent storms and flooding devastated and practically submerged Slovenia underwater. However, if the left had not tanked Vizjak’s law, the consequences might have been less severe. Leftists vacationed; rightists came to the aid of the flood victims. The flooding exposed the conspiracy around the safety of the C0 canal. The first weekend in August, …
“The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has always helped when it was a matter of common interests or a reaction to a common misfortune. Whether we were part of the government or the opposition. To the Prime Minister’s words that unity should last as long as possible, I would add that now …
Former Prime Minister and President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, told the radio station Ognjišče that the Prime Minister’s job is not to shovel mud, but to organise aid, so criticism in this direction is unjustified. As he stressed, we must stick together in these trying times – …
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One of the countries helping Slovenia cope with the consequences of the recent floods is also Ukraine. An aid convoy with heavy machinery and representatives of the Ukrainian Civil Protection arrived in Slovenia on Friday. The assistance was previously confirmed by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. “Ukraine is providing humanitarian aid to Slovenia to help it …
As we have become quite accustomed to by now, Prime Minister Robert Golob is extremely fond of making promises. Judges, firefighters, farmers, bureaucrats in the public administration – all of them have previously heard sweet words and promises from the benefactor from Nova Gorica. In his enthusiasm, he has once again overstepped his authority and …
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“Former President Pahor is volunteering in Struga near Luče today, to help people affected by the floods,” Borut Pahor’s office said. The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has been doing everything in its power to help in the recovery efforts since the first day of the devastating floods and landslides. The party’s …
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Every form of help counts, and a promise should always be kept. The Director of the media company Nova24TV has promised to help people in need, and on Wednesday, the Nova24TV team was already in Mozirje, where, together with a team from the Demokracija (Democracy) magazine, they were helping to remove the consequences of the …
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“We really do not have the time to play games here, the government should rethink its decision and also think about how best to prevent the loss of added value,” Dr Rok Spruk of the Faculty of Economics, who, like other economists and businesspeople, is concerned about the government’s reckless measures, told the national media …
Those who expected the government to temporarily divert the millions it uses to fund its political allies in the (non-)governmental sector at a time of one of the biggest natural disasters were sadly mistaken. Instead, the exact opposite will happen. The Ministry of Public Administration, in response to a public question from the press, explained …
