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The Necenzurirano front page features several investigative and opinion pieces, with a focus on domestic Slovenian issues including politics, alleged corruption, and societal paradoxes. There are also mentions of economic news and a piece about a cyber-attack on the website itself. The site…
This investigative piece alleges that the Logar family provided a significant sum of money to the daughter of Ročnik, who was reportedly being pursued by the state, suggesting potential financial impropriety or influence.
This opinion piece explores a societal paradox in Slovenia, where citizens complain about the healthcare system while highly skilled medical professionals achieve success globally, questioning the local management and appreciation of talent.
This opinion piece critiques what the author perceives as a public tendency to unfairly attack or 'lynch' young athletes, drawing a parallel to a previous case involving Dušan Kondi and questioning the motivations behind such public condemnation.
This news report details a cyber-attack on the website itself, explaining how bots and devices from numerous countries were used in an attempt to bring down Necenzurirano.si.
This news story investigates the funding of Anže Logar's political campaign, highlighting that it is one of the most expensive, with the sources of a significant portion of the funds remaining undisclosed.
This report covers political tensions in Slovenia, with MP Mahnič criticizing constitutional judges and SDS ideologue Jambrek commenting on the disregard of court decisions.
An investigative report claims that Minister Cigler Kralj has again used state funds to purchase a family car, raising questions about the misuse of public resources.
This investigative piece reveals that Rok Snežič has renamed Boris Mijić's company to 'Nova necenzurirano,' presenting documents related to this change and implying a connection or strategy involving the news outlet's name.
This news story investigates how an individual, previously declared bankrupt, has acquired a substantial sum of 800,000 euros to purchase land near Ljubljana, raising questions about the source of funds and financial history.
