Open letter about government pressure on the media in Slovenia
slovenian government
The Appeal for an Impeachment Before the Constitutional Court was Signed by a Participant in the Post-War Massacres and the Author of the Repressive Criminal Legislation, as well as Other Controversial Figures From the Left!
The economy needs stability for an effective recovery of the country after the epidemic, which has also been confirmed by renowned experts who would like to see Slovenian politics reach a truce. However, the Slovenian left has no desire to cooperate but only wants to overthrow anyone it possibly can, regardless of the fact that …
The Politico journalist Lili Bayer did not check a whole bunch of false claims – she only referred to the sources from the left, the anti-government side!
Politico has repeatedly proven to be a biased media outlet, which, when trying to write about local affairs of individual countries, always takes the position of the extreme leftists from these countries, which suggests that it has and also seeks such contacts. We are publishing the Ministry of Culture’s response below. In its latest article …
Dear Politico, dear Lili Bayer: You are a propagandist of the radical left, an exporter of fake news and a case study on how to mislead the public
Dear Politico editorial staff, dear Lili Bayer, if we are not mistaken, Politico was established as an “impartial medium” with accurate information and details from the background of political events. It wanted to become a prestigious and credible resource from the world of global politics. But let’s leave that aside for now. Who you choose …
Prime Minister Janša announced radical changes in the education system; for the first time ever, the representatives of the economic sector also took part in the discussion!
“If there is a lot of interest, if there are needs for certain jobs, but there is no space or money for these programmes, we will provide the premises and funds, and the enrolment will increase. The interest of the professors will also be greater if the salaries are better,” Prime Minister Janez Janša said. …
