“These littlest ones need to be protected,” believes the March for Life civil initiative (Pohod za življenje), which is expanding this year. The March for Life will be organised in two cities this year, namely – in Ljubljana and in Maribor. The first march will take place in Maribor on the 13th of May, starting …
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The left-wing activists, led by the Robert Golob government, are increasingly pressuring children to become LGBTQ activists. How else could one explain the madness, which was recently highlighted on Twitter by, among others, Nejc Brence, the Vice-President of the youth wing of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS) – the Slovenian Democratic …
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The Speaker of the National Assembly, Urška Klakočar Zupančič, and the Freedom Movement (Gibanje Svoboda) MP, Mojca Šetinc Pašek, have been in Africa on an official visit to Uganda and Rwanda since Monday. On her first day there, Klakočar Zupančič was hosted by the Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda, Anita Annet Among. What also …
In 2014, our current Minister of Labour, Luka Mesec, claimed that Yugoslavia was one of the most powerful countries during its time, and one of the most successful economies in the world. Which went bankrupt and miserably collapsed due to an inefficient economy, and at its end, Slovenia had only achieved 30 percent of the …
“Leave! You deal with small animals, your partners and their fashion, the crickets, if you like; the nonsense and the erecting of statues to the Erased, while at the same time, you have still not realised that the pensioners have been the only and truly erased citizens for years and years! And we are actually …
Tens Of Thousands Of Pensioners To The Government: Leave! Read More »
At the end of February, the management and owners of the A&E Europe company, which is part of the US-based Elevate Textiles group, announced the gradual closure of their plant in Slovenia, and redundancies have also been announced. The reason is that it is no longer viable for them to continue production in Slovenia due …
Another Company Is Leaving Slovenia And Laying Off Workers Read More »
Farmers’ frustration at being ignored by the government has sparked a series of demands related to the pressing problems in agriculture, which is why the Slovenian Farmers’ Union organised a peaceful protest rally on Saturday at 1 p.m., at several locations across Slovenia. Before the protest, representatives of the union and some other agricultural NGOs …
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The proverbial “godfathers from behind the scenes,” as well as their journalistic colleagues in the mainstream media, often pride themselves on their independence. Today, we reveal that this is, in fact, far from the truth. We have received screenshots of communication between members of the pro-Russian lobby in Slovenia, who signed Kučan’s famous letter to …
The Janša government won us a staggering €1.7 billion in European Union grants from the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Fund during the Covid-19 crisis. But recently, we have gotten some unpleasant news from Brussels. The European Commission’s grant allocation has been reduced from €1.78 billion to a meagre €1.5 billion, based on the base year …
Energy deals in the Balkans, a mysterious “stolen” identity, for which Prime Minister Robert Golob has still not made clear whether he reported it and to whom, and the mysterious transfer of 103 thousand euros to Vesna Vuković – who first became the PR representative, and then the Secretary-General of the largest ruling party – …
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The government has announced new tax burdens. It speaks most openly about real estate taxation. According to predictions, not only second or third properties will be taxed, but all, progressively and according to their value. It is a little coyer about additional labour taxation. It wrapped these up in vague announcements of the simplification of …
Inflation in Slovenia is not slowing down, and we are also among the countries with the highest labour costs growth. Golob’s income tax “reform,” which overturned Janša’s labour cost cuts, is already showing its first results. At 9.4 percent, Slovenia’s inflation was slightly above the euro area average and slightly below the European Union average …
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