“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 …
In his statement to the press after the results of local elections had been declared, the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, said that the SDS party was the winner of the local elections for the fifth time in a row, as 53 mayoral candidates who were supported …
In the no-confidence motion against Minister of Foreign Affairs Tanja Fajon, the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) is accusing the Minister of abusing the diplomatic-consular network in favour of one candidate in the presidential elections. We have already reported that the government also failed to consult the President of the Republic before …
Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) has submitted signatures for the three referendum initiatives, namely, for the referendum on the government, for the referendum on the public media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia, and for the referendum on long-term care. “The collected signatures allow voters to vote in a referendum on the rejection of the …
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“We have collected 157,138 correctly authenticated signatures at the Administrative Units,” President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, solemnly announced, adding that this is the biggest show of support for democracy we have ever seen. Slovenian Democratic Party, the initiator of three referendums, has achieved something many doubted was …
The Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) parliamentary group has requested that an extraordinary session of the National Assembly be convened to consider a draft recommendation to the Government of the Republic of Slovenia on the establishment of conditions for the legality of elections, the uniform application of legislation relating to electoral and …
The SDS parliamentary group submitted a proposal for the Act on National Symbols to the parliamentary procedure, with which we want, among other things, to encourage citizens to display the flag more often and at the same time prohibit the public glorification of all symbols of totalitarian regimes. The Act on the Coat of Arms, …
Considering that Slovenia is almost self-sufficient in the production of electricity, and the companies that produce it are owned by the state, citizens and companies are right to ask how it is that sales prices are even 10 times higher, and where this difference comes from. The SDS parliamentary group proposed a measure on the …
The SDS parliamentary group submitted a proposal for an amendment to the Act on Pension and Disability Insurance and an amendment to the Act on School Meals in the legislative process. With the first amendment, they propose an increase in the pension base from 76.5 percent to 78 percent of the average monthly salary, and …
Following July’s adoption of the Act for the Reduction of Inequalities and Harmful Political Interference and for Ensuring Respect for the Rule of Law, which interferes with the content of 11 previously-adopted laws, the parliamentary groups of the opposition parties Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) and New Slovenia party (Nova Slovenija – …
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 …
The opposition Democrats (SDS) will be collecting 40,000 signatures for a referendum with which they want to challenge government expansion by three departments between 1 September and 5 October, the parliamentary speaker’s office said. This is a second attempt by the SDS to prevent PM Robert Golob from expanding his government to 20 departments after …
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