A total of 1,582 new cases of coronavirus were confirmed in Slovenia during the extended weekend and nine fatalities among Covid-19 patients. Friday included, 11 patients died and 3,156 new infections were confirmed, data released by the Health Ministry shows. Yesterday, 92 patients were treated in hospitals for Covid-19 as their main condition, including 9 …
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“Today, people know how much they will have to pay for electricity and also how much the electricity on the hallways of their apartment buildings will cost them. Last winter, the costs were too high,” the current Prime Minister Robert Golob said on one of the shows on public television. It is true that people …
Branko Lobnikar, the Secretary of State at the Ministry of the Interior, has views that are shockingly aligned with those of the leftist Peace Institute (“Mirovni inštitut”) and, given Lobnikar’s unsubstantiated claims, he has apparently become an expert on border fences, especially the one in Hungary. And while the government assures on its website that …
The Slovenian worker is among the most heavily taxed in the world, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development – OECD has reportedly found. At a time when the Prime Minister is proclaiming that we do not need lower taxes, otherwise, he would be spending his 35,000-euro-salary (gross, excluding bonuses) on even more stupid things, …
Vesna Vuković, a journalist of the transitional left’s media murder web portal “Necenzurirano.si” (“Uncensored”), is soon moving to Robert Golob’s party. This switch to one of the left-wing parties shows once again how extremely the biased journalists and media outlets we have in Slovenia are and how they are just an extended arm of the …
Slovenia reported 2,402 new cases of coronavirus for Monday, 9% fewer than the same day a week ago as cases kept falling week-on-week for the 12th day running. Six patients with Covid-19 died, fresh data from the Health Ministry shows. The number of patients needing hospital care for Covid-19 dropped by nine from Sunday to …
The government of Robert Golob has drafted new tax legislation that will mean lower wages for all of us. Yes, you read that right. Even for those with the lowest incomes, who are receiving minimum wages. And with average and higher wages, the differences will be even bigger. The National Assembly will soon decide on …
The Government of Robert Golob already made it clear that it was in favour of mass migration when it announced the removal of the fence at the southern border. And while our neighbouring countries are tightening border controls, the Golob government is shamelessly and totally irresponsibly playing with the security of its citizens by apparently …
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Deflation is good for the consumer and inflation is bad. I hope we can all agree on that. And the reason for it is simple – with inflation, we get fewer goods and services per unit of money in a given period of time than in previous periods. This is due to too much (cheap) …
“They are selling you platitudes; they are telling you how good they are. All of the media outlets are praising them. However, you have less and less money every day. Perhaps nominally, you have the same number, but you can afford less with it now. Do not be fooled, do not fall for it, they …
Police officers and those living near Slovenia’s southern border have long warned that illegal migrants have very good instructions on which route to take to Slovenia. But now it turns out that they are already being given instructions in Bosnia in Herzegovina, detailing Slovenian and European legislation. They are also told exactly what to do …
Socialists talk, set up working groups and spend public money. Those capitalists who have built their wealth from nothing, however, often do something, and the whole community benefits from their efforts. Abroad, such a pattern of altruistic millionaires (for example, billionaires in the USA) is an established practice. In our country, however, capital is demonised …
