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The front page of Necenzurirano.si features several investigative and news stories primarily concerning Slovenian politics and business. Top stories include an investigation into a Greek apartment owned by individuals who owe employees thousands of euros, a report on a former minister's alleged…
An investigation reveals a Greek apartment owned by individuals who allegedly owe their employees tens of thousands of euros, highlighting potential financial misconduct.
Former minister under Janez Janša, Borut Rončević, is reportedly unwilling to disclose whether he is a member of a Masonic lodge, raising questions about transparency.
An opinion piece critically examines the actions and rhetoric of Slovenian politicians like Hojs, Mahnič, and Grims, suggesting a disconnect from reality or a strategic misdirection.
An investigation into 'Operation Zadar' details efforts by Andrej Rautner and the president of the judicial council to secure millions from OTP bank, suggesting complex financial maneuvers.
An analysis of Anže Logar's political campaign highlights its significant cost and raises concerns about the undisclosed origins of a large portion of its funding.
The article reports on attacks by Žan Mahnič against constitutional judges and commentary by SDS ideologue Jambrek regarding the disregard of court decisions.
An investigation claims that Minister Janez Cigler Kralj has again used state funds to purchase a family car, indicating potential misuse of public resources.
Documents reveal that Boris Snežič renamed Boris Mijič's company to 'Novo necenzurirano', suggesting a connection or attempt to associate with the news outlet.
An opinion piece analyzes the political situation surrounding Zoran Stevanović, suggesting that his support is waning and he is primarily being sustained by the SDS party and Aleksandar Vučić.
