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The front page of Necenzurirano.si features several investigative stories primarily focused on Slovenian domestic affairs, including alleged corruption, political appointments, and potential mismanagement in public institutions. There are also brief mentions of economic news and opinion pieces.
An investigation into Zoran Stevanović, a former police officer, reveals discrepancies between his claims of voluntary departure and court findings indicating otherwise, with his past convictions for fraud being highlighted.
This investigative piece questions the undisclosed funding sources for Anže Logar's 'Democrats' campaign, highlighting concerns about transparency and potential corruption in political financing.
The article investigates a candidate favored to lead the UKC Ljubljana hospital, raising questions about their past financial issues, specifically why their bank accounts were previously blocked.
This investigation focuses on alleged political appointments within the Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SDH), questioning if a supervisor connected to Anže Logar used an antedated statement to circumvent legal procedures.
The story scrutinizes state aid provided to Hungarian-owned biogas plants, revealing significant payments made by these companies to Franci Matoz, a figure linked to the ruling party.
This article reports on an investigation by the Commission for Prevention of Corruption (KPK) into Janez Cigler Kralj, focusing on the alleged improper use of public funds for a new car and a personal driver.
The report exposes a property in Greece owned by the Mijić family, highlighting their alleged failure to pay tens of thousands of euros in wages to their employees.
The article details the influence of an Israeli lobbyist, suggesting that Slovenia's blocking of an EU statement was orchestrated due to this individual's pressure.
This opinion piece reflects on the perceived failure of green transition policies, arguing that citizens are now facing increased costs for essentials like fuel and car maintenance.
This opinion piece criticizes individuals or groups for perceived hypocrisy, contrasting their public support for Israel with alleged associations with figures or ideologies linked to historical atrocities.
