How a School Minister Got Rich Selling a State-Funded Faculty ↗
Front page leadAn investigative report reveals how a school minister allegedly became wealthy by selling a faculty that is funded by the state.
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The front page of Necenzurirano.si features several investigative and news stories, predominantly focusing on Slovenian politics and potential corruption. Top stories include an investigation into a school minister's wealth accumulation through selling a state-funded faculty, a report on Hungarian…
An investigative report reveals how a school minister allegedly became wealthy by selling a faculty that is funded by the state.
This news story investigates potential media manipulation, questioning if Hungarian capital, linked to Orban, is taking control of N1 and the SDS party's television channel.
This story covers a public defense of MP Boris Mijič by Katja Kokot, suggesting internal political conflicts or controversies surrounding him.
The news outlet details a cyber-attack targeting their website, involving bots and devices from numerous countries, indicating a coordinated attempt to disrupt their operations.
An analysis of political campaign finances reveals that Anže Logar's campaign was one of the most expensive, with the origin of a significant portion of the funds remaining undisclosed.
This report discusses an attack on constitutional judges by Mahnič, and SDS ideologue Jambrek's stance on disregarding court decisions.
An investigative piece alleges that Minister Cigler Kralj has once again used state funds to purchase a car for his family's use.
This investigative report, backed by documents, reveals that Snežič changed the name of Mijič's company to 'Novo necenzurirano'.
This investigative story claims that Anže Logar's associates provided two million to the daughter of Ročnik, a person previously bailed out by the state.