When the comrades not only talk, but embark on reforms, then it is necessary to hold on to the wallets. And when you know that there is no voice of common sense in the coalition, but a socialist consensus, and any differences in the general consensus are only cosmetic, the Levica party will have a …
The Bank of Slovenia has lowered its forecast for Slovenia’s economic growth. While in June, it had forecast growth of 5.8 percent this year and 2.4 percent next year, this year’s growth will actually reach 5 percent, falling to 0.8 percent next year. Inflation will remain high and is expected to start moderating in the …
A journalist of the Demokracija magazine (Democracy) spoke to Romana Tomc, Member of the European Parliament and Vice-President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), about the events of the past year, both in the domestic and the European arena; on how the European Parliament views the developments in Slovenia; what marked …
No Other Country Is Raising Taxes In These Times, Unlike The Golob Government Read More »
Tax expert and former director general of Furs, Ivan Simič, warned in this blog, among other things, that small business customers are forced to unconstitutionally sign contracts, according to which they will pay seven times more expensive electricity. “No one, not even the government, can turn a multitude of small business customers, who are individually small …
Electricity robbery in broad daylight: Is this really happening?! Read More »
On Thursday, the coalition MPs approved amendments to the Tax Procedure Act and the Financial Administration Act. The Financial Administration Act raised a lot of concerns, mainly about the possibility of secret surveillance without a court order. Namely, the law in question introduces the possibility of tracking by authorised persons, which are tax inspectors and …
Coalition MPs Approve Secret Tracking In Tax Procedures Read More »
With the election of Robert Golob, Slovenia has swum into some strange waters. Some still insist that this is freedom. To others, however, it is clear that this is anything but. On this week’s episode of the show “Who Is Lying to You?” (“Kdo vam laže?”), Boris Tomašič hosted the renowned economist, professor and former …
A few days have passed already since the explosive mess was revealed, in which the convicted Miloš Njegoslav Milović, Acting Director-General of the Police, Boštjan Lindav, and Minister of the Interior, Tatjana Bobnar, were involved. The affair has brought to light some truths that the mainstream media will probably successfully hide this time, but the …
No More False Notions Of Pure And Fair Politics – The Public Demands Clarifications! Read More »
According to Dr Gregor Prosen, Head of the University Medical Centre Maribor’s Emergency Care Unit, who chairs the working group on the transformation of the emergency medical care network, physicians working at emergency care units support the proposal that in the future, there would only be 12 emergency care centres and between 15 and 20 …
The Government Will Abolish 28 Rural Emergency Care Units Read More »
Prime Minister Robert Golob and Minister of the interior Tatjana Bobnar remain on separate sides of the barricades after the recent talks on allegations of political interference in the police. But the event has clearly also shaken up the coalition. The Social Democrats party (Socialni demokrati – SD) has surprisingly come to Bobnar’s defence, as …
This year’s merry December will be a little less merry than the previous ones, thanks to the brutal price hikes we are witnessing. In the third quarter of this year, natural gas and electricity prices for household consumers have risen. Compared to the previous quarter, the average price of electricity rose by 31 percent, and …
Brutal Increases In The Prices Of Electricity And Gas Make This December Much Less Merry Read More »
MP of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Eva Irgl, asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tanja Fajon, whether she agrees with the resolution on the classification of the Russian Federation among the states who sponsor terrorism; whether Slovenia would also declare Russia a terrorist state; and how she assessed the vote …
If we had followed only the dominant media, we would have gotten the impression that the meeting of the National Security Council happened without any big surprises and that Slovenia has a united view on the developments in Ukraine. This is what Prime Minister Robert Golob said, and this is what the regime media then …
