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The news from Necenzurirano.si focuses heavily on domestic Slovenian issues, particularly investigations into alleged corruption and misuse of public funds involving political figures. Other prominent stories include issues within the healthcare system and economic matters like energy prices and…
The KPK (Commission for Prevention of Corruption) is investigating Janez Cigler Kralj regarding the use of a new official car and a driver he brought with him, raising questions about potential misuse of public funds.
The Slovenian state is intervening to help biogas plants owned by Hungarians, which had previously paid millions to Franci Matoz, amidst concerns about subsidies and potential financial irregularities.
This opinion piece discusses the crisis of empathy within the Slovenian healthcare system, highlighting issues with bureaucracy and its impact on patient care.
An investigation into the Mijić couple's Greek apartment, with allegations that they owe employees tens of thousands of euros, pointing to financial misconduct.
An analysis of Anže Logar's political campaign finances reveals it was among the most expensive, with the origin of a significant portion of the funds remaining undisclosed.
SDS politician Mahnič is publicly criticizing constitutional judges, while SDS ideologue Jambrek reportedly discusses ignoring court decisions.
A follow-up investigation reveals that Minister Cigler Kralj's family car has once again been purchased using state funds, suggesting continued misuse of resources.
Documents reveal that Snežič has renamed Mijić's company to 'Novo Necenzurirano', hinting at a connection or attempt to obscure previous dealings.
This opinion piece questions the financial implications for Slovenia of its stance on Israel and potential aid to Netanyahu's government.
This story links Israeli official Yossi Dagan and former Slovenian PM Janez Janša, suggesting Janša's actions regarding the West Bank are detrimental to Slovenia's interests.
