After nearly three years of fighting for transparency, the European Court of Justice has forced the European Commission to disclose the long-concealed third point of the memo called “What we want from Accetto.” This document was created during the visit of the then-European Commission Vice-President, Věra Jourová, to Slovenia in 2022, at the time of …
Despite the disclosure by Slovenian Member of the European Parliament, Dr Milan Zver, about the visit of the former European Commission Vice-President, Věra Jourová, to Slovenia, who came with the intention of influencing the President of the Constitutional Court so that he would subsequently allow the implementation of the law by which the government took …
The European Commission is facing serious allegations of violating the fundamental rules of the rule of law, on which the entire legal order of the European Union is based. Despite the finality of the judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union, the Commission has been delaying for two weeks the disclosure of …
The General Court of the EU’s decision requiring the European Commission to disclose a hidden paragraph in the reminder, entitled “What we want from Accetto”, has triggered reactions in Slovenia and Brussels. MEP Zver and the President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (Slovenska demokratska stranka – SDS), Janez Janša, spoke about this at a press …
Last May, Slovenian Member of the European Parliament Milan Zver (Slovenian Democratic Party – SDS/European People’s Party – EPP) filed a lawsuit against the European Commission at the General Court of the EU because the Commission refused to disclose internal documents about the mission of then-European Commission Vice-President Věra Jourová to Slovenia, where it is …
Member states of the European Union have until the end of August to send to Brussels the names of their candidates for the positions of European Commissioners or members of the European Commission, which is a kind of European central government. This means that the new composition of the European Commission will not actually be …
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The government of Robert Golob has usurped the public media by enacting the Radio-Television Slovenia Act. The viewers know this, and the government of Robert Golob knows this. The Prime Minister has even publicly acknowledged the takeover of the public media. The European Commission also knows this, because the outgoing Commissioner, Věra Jourová, actively participated …
In May this year, Member of the European Parliament Dr Milan Zver (SDS/EPP) filed a lawsuit against the European Commission before the EU General Court because the Commission refused to disclose internal documents about the mission of the Vice-President of the European Commission, Věra Jourová, to Slovenia, where it is suspected that Jourová influenced the …
“In the lawsuit, we are also demanding that they provide us with all the documentation. We also want the icing on the cake – what is currently crossed out to be published. We also want all the electronic communication that went on between the European Commission and the Slovenian government or other actors involved in …
Some time ago, European Commissioner Věra Jourová came to Slovenia to visit the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Slovenia. As many as 55.5 percent of respondents in a recent public opinion poll conducted by the Parsifal Agency believe that the contents of the Commissioner’s conversations with the Court should be disclosed, as they could …
This year, too, the national media outlet Radio-Television Slovenia (RTVS) made sure to broadcast anti-European songs on the communist holiday of the Day of Uprising Against the Occupation. Just before the European elections, they showed their totalitarian and anti-European tendencies. The frightening verses talk about how they would deal with politicians in the European Union: …
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“I myself have received many European Commissioners. They all tried, at least in the first part of the meeting, to maintain the appearance of impartiality of the European Commissioner, they met with the opposition, the coalition, the government, they listened to one and the other, and they usually spoke some diplomatic language. This is the …
