“Golob demanded actions from me as Minister that were unacceptable, because he wanted to directly interfere in the recruitment of police officers. What’s more, in order for me to remain the Minister, someone had to lose their job. In fact, he took the position that he could demand this of me because he was the …
Former Minister Reveals Golob’s Wrongdoings – Will He Take Political Responsibility? Read More »
In the 2023 supplementary budget, the government of Robert Golob has allocated €185.13 million for the purchase of shares of small shareholders in five electricity distribution companies. The plan is to pay out €185.13 million to small shareholders this year through the Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SDH), while “the Slovenian Sovereign Holding may postpone the second …
In early 2022, when the Freedom Movement party (Gibanje Svoboda) was just starting its political career, its “proven cadre” was very close-knit, hermetically sealed to the public, and enigmatic. Now, as the party is in an advanced state of disintegration, more and more details are coming to light from behind the scenes of this politically …
[Exclusive] In Golob’s Party, MPs’ Phones Are Regularly Searched Read More »
“Show me who your friends are, and I’ll tell you who you are,” goes the old saying. Bojan Požar recently published a picture from a business forum in Luxembourg, in which Prime Minister Robert Golob is sitting with entrepreneur Dušan Olaj, and another gentleman is seen in the background – Milan Krajnc, apparently also an …
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Prime Minister Robert Golob announced a 0.2% statutory tax on banks’ balance sheets on a recent episode of the show Odmevi (Echoes). Apparently, taxes are the only way for this government to deal with the matters, and it sees this as a solution for the banking sector to help in the post-flood reconstruction, although there …
Golob Has Announced A Bank Tax, Even Though Other Solutions Are Available Read More »
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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On Wednesday, Prime Minister Robert Golob hosted the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Slovenia, and they visited some of the areas that have been most severely hit by the floods. While the sight of the devastated areas usually brings tears to people’s eyes, the Prime Minister and the President smiled at the …
In the days when floods devastated Slovenian towns and cities, especially Cerkno, the government renounced part of the EU funding for flood protection. Golob decided that he would rather spend the money from the state budget on this, using the excuse that he needs more time to bring projects in line with environmental standards. This …
Golob Gave Up EU Funding For Flood Protection – At The Time Of Floods Read More »
The Commission of Inquiry of the National Assembly, which is investigating possible political influences on the police, has summoned the Prime Minister, the Minister of Justice and the Minister of the Interior, among others, for questioning. The Commission of Inquiry into the possible political responsibility of public office-holders for suspected improper interference in the activities …
Do you remember Miloš Njegoslav Milović, a former member of the special police forces, a security guard of former Prime Minister Drnovšek and the unofficial-official head of security of the current Prime Minister Robert Golob, who was first caught in a lie in the National Assembly because of a question about Milović, saying that he …
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia and other business associations are becoming increasingly critical of the government of Robert Golob. They recently wrote in a letter of protest that the current government’s way of doing things and its attitude are making any serious social dialogue impossible. Now they are accusing the government of …
The government is currently tackling the financial hardship of pensioners in retirement homes with what can only be described as touchups. Namely, they want to introduce a new intervention law that would limit the rise in prices of services in social care institutions. However, all of these problems would not have even happened in the …
Golob Would Have Helped The Pensioners The Most By Keeping The Janša Law In Place Read More »
