On Friday, the Celje Court acquitted Janez Janša, Branko Kastelic and Klemen Gantar in the Trenta case. As this is a first instance court ruling, it is not yet final. A rally against the abuse of the judiciary was held in front of the court. Janez Janša and Branko Kastelic were facing a two-year prison
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On Friday, the leader of the opposition, Janez Janša, was acquitted at the first instance court in the Trenta case. The deep state assessed that his “crucifixion” on Good Friday would do more harm than good because it would mobilise voters. University Professor Turk likened the situation to a patient being tortured by doctors for
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Monday’s hearing in the Trenta case took place without any witnesses being heard and in the absence of Janez Janša. Specialised prosecutor Luka Moljk was also absent. The court was due to hear again the former bankruptcy trustee of the company Imos, Branka Remškar, who did not appear in court. This time, the lawyers of
This week’s guest on the show “Who Is Lying to You” (“Kdo vam laže”) on Nova24TV was Brane Kastelic, the first defendant in the Trenta case. So far, he has not had much opportunity to explain his side of the story to the public, or his view on this notorious and much-talked-about topic. On Nova24TV,
After the January hearing in the Trenta case, is it even worth continuing with the proceedings that seem quite empty in terms of content, where the only thing that is being determined now is whether the Eurogradnje company really carried out a “sham” deal between Janez Janša and the Imos company? At Monday’s hearing, we
Judging by the content of Friday’s hearing of the Trenta case at the Celje District Court – which took place in the excused absence of the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša – the indictment is nothing but a writing exercise with no meaning, at least according to
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The number of injustices perpetrated by the crooked judiciary is too high to count. It must be made clear that we have had enough of what the judiciary is doing, and not only with the leader of the opposition, Janez Janša, in mind, who is a victim of the political process of Trenta, just like
Two more hearings in the Trenta case are scheduled to happen before the end of the year. In this week’s episode of the show “Hour of Power” (“Ura moči”) on Planet TV, Branko Kastelic, the former director of the company Imos and a defendant in the Trenta case, who is accused of damaging his company
“We can predict one thing with 100 percent certainty – even a conviction will not crush him, nor will it undermine voters’ confidence in the Slovenian Democratic Party,” said the former Interior Minister, Dr Vinko Gorenak. He was commenting on the prosecution of Janez Janša, which continued on Tuesday at the Celje court. Given the
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Thursday’s main hearing in the Trenta case also did not provide any tangible new information that would confirm the possible controversial nature of the sale of the property in 2005 and its subsequent inclusion in Janša’s purchase of the three-bedroom apartment sometime later. The President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS),
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Wednesday’s hearing of witnesses marks another chapter in the marathon Kafkaesque Trenta trial. While the hearing of witnesses did not bring any dramatic new developments, it became clear that the transaction in the Trenta case – the sale of the property to the company Eurogradnje, which then sold it to the company Imos – was
The trial of three defendants, including Janez Janša, in the Trenta case resumed on Tuesday. Before that, the Celje District Court ruled that Andrej Volk and Suzana Žinić would remain judge jurors in what could be called the Patria 2 case, as it is a trial that started after almost 20 years. “The standards of