In Ljubljana’s Courthouse, which is just a few streets away from the City Hall, where Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković reigns supreme, sits the first among equals, Miodrag Đorđević. The latter is the President of the Supreme Court, one of the most important guardians of the rule of law in our country. Janković is an old …
New evidence of the fusion between politics and the judiciary: at the recent football match between Slovenia and Denmark, cameras caught the criminally charged Mayor of Ljubljana, Zoran Janković, and the President of the Supreme Court, Miodrag Đorđević, shaking hands in a friendly manner. The very next day, Janković was acquitted in the Stožice case. …
“Politics is doing nothing to stop the biggest political gangster, who won yet another victory in court a few days ago. This time, he was acquitted and thus avoided paying another 20 million euros,” said Ljubljana City councillor Jasminka Dedić at the protest rally, calling on honest officials to remain courageous and refuse to participate …
Can you imagine a Minister of Justice in a developed country of the European Union hugging the mayor of that country’s capital city, against whom a whole bunch of criminal proceedings are pending and about whom the public read wiretap transcripts (which were later destroyed) about how he gave a young mother an ultimatum that …
Minister Of Justice Hugged The Mayor Who Is The Subject Of Several Court Cases Read More »
“We do not want to and will not delay the implementation – instead, we will remove all obstacles overnight and mark the project as mandatory for completion by the end of 2027. And since we, the people from Koroška, are not the Sheriff of Ljubljana, whom all ruling politics forgives everything and bows down to …
“Today, we are here to protest against Janković’s violence against peaceful taxpayers, for doctors and for clean drinking water. All this is under threat, and we must fight for it!” said Aleš Primc, leader of the protest, in front of the Ljubljana City Hall. Mayor Zoran Janković also watched the protest from one of the …
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Milan Kučan, with other signatories – left-wing intellectuals, cultural workers and even athletes, has sent a frightening letter to the public, which Moscow must be delighted to see, as it calls for an end to the arming of Ukraine, which is grist to the mill of Russia’s colonial policy. The newspaper Dnevnik has published a …
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Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković has had his perfect five minutes. What he failed to do in 2012 – namely, form a team and lead the government as the mandate holder – he has managed to do now. Back then, he did not know how to count to 46 and failed with his Positive Slovenia party …
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It is clear to everyone that the Mayor of Ljubljana, Zoran Janković, is one of the main culprits for the current dramatic cataclysm of the healthcare system in the capital. Even the current Minister of Health, Danijel Bešič Loredan, made this clear to him publicly, in a not-so-subtle manner. However, Janković lives in his own …
An incident recently took place in a fast food restaurant in the centre of Ljubljana, where a crazy Balkan man threatened and destroyed the said restaurant, which led to a fight. Many people in Ljubljana are noticing an increase in crime and less and less cultured behaviour among the new residents of the city. Namely, …
“The people of Ljubljana say that all politicians steal, but Mayor Janković also does something. After four terms, we see what he can do and what he cannot. There were a lot of cosmetics, too many businesses for friends, but too little ambition to deal with the city’s essential problems. There is a feeling that …
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The Ljubljana municipality and the Žale cemetery insist that the cemetery is intended for the citizens of Ljubljana and that there is no place to bury the victims of the post-war massacres from the abyss under Macesnova Gorica and other victims, including the murdered Roma from the Ljubljana area, as suggested by the government’s commission …
