The letter that Ursula von der Leyen sent to Robert Golob has finally been found. The content of the letter exposed the Prime Minister’s blatant lies that Slovenia faced no pressure from Brussels and that former Commissioner candidate Tomaž Vesel had resigned of his own accord. He didn’t. He “was resigned” by Prime Minister Robert …
Tomaž Vesel, former President of the Court of Audit, has withdrawn as a candidate for European Commissioner. Vesel’s withdrawal was accepted by Prime Minister Golob, who said it was due to differences of opinion between him and Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on the future functioning of the European Commission. “I ran with sincere …
The National Assembly’s Committee on European Union Affairs has confirmed Tomaž Vesel as the Slovenian candidate for European Commissioner. He received nine votes in favour, six abstentions and no votes against. A hearing of the Slovenian candidate for the position of European Commissioner, Tomaž Vesel, was recently held in the National Assembly. In his answers …
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At its meeting on Friday, the Government unanimously approved the nomination of former President of the Court of Audit, Tomaž Vesel, as the Slovenian Commissioner to the European Parliament. Vesel will be presented before the National Assembly’s Committee on European Union Affairs before the proposal is sent to Brussels, which is expected to be received …
Already in the previous convocation of the Parliament, the Culture Committee of the National Assembly was a powerful tool of the left-wing opposition at the time for political confrontations with Janša’s government, which at that time was still with the President Violeta Tomić. The current president, Tamara Vonta, continues the spiritual work of Tomić, who …
Tomaž Vesel has now officially become a director of Martin Odlazek’s “Dolenjski list” media outlet. On the 1st of July, Vesel replaced the now-former director, Gregor Repič, as head of the newspaper. Vesel is known to the Slovenian public primarily for the fact that in addition to the salary he received as the President of …
The Court of Audit is the body that is, according to the Constitution, the highest body for the control of state accounts, the state budget, and total public spending in the Republic of Slovenia. Therefore, there is no doubt that we have a body in our country that offers professional and independent advice to those …
“People are already asking us if we will change the individuals in the highest positions. Of course we will. On all levels. We will do everything we can to recreate the normal state. One of the mistakes of the centre-left is also that we are constantly saying, ‘Oh, we should not all be the same.’ …
“This possibility would exist if unreasonable, irrational, long-lasting attacks continued without any meaning. I do not see myself as a threat to either option. I see myself as a threat, as if we are in a status quo, in which, in my opinion, it is not good to be,” said Tomaž Vesel, President of the Court …
“Instead of dealing with a hundred or more open questions that we need answers to, we are dealing with individuals, or, if I may be precise, with just a few individuals, or even a single individual, and this energy has been dragging on since 1991,” the President of the Court of Audit, Tomaž Vesel, said …
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“If that were true, it is a lot of work for an afternoon job. But even if it is true, his work is probably not worth more than the work of the President of the European Commission, is it? Two hundred and fifty thousand euros a year for the afternoon work of a supervisor is …
“This last thing, however, is absolutely the most unacceptable, that an official, who should be the most independent of them all – the President of the Court of Audit – he should be more independent than the President of the country, the Prime Minister and the President of the Constitutional Court, so if this will …
