Piran Affair: New Links Between Matoz and Palace Buyers Revealed ↗
Front page leadAn investigation reveals new connections between Franci Matoz and buyers of a palace in Piran, suggesting potential corruption in a multi-million euro property deal.
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The Necenzurirano website features investigative journalism, with several stories focusing on potential corruption and shady dealings involving prominent figures and businesses in Slovenia. Top stories include investigations into the "Piran affair" linking real estate deals to Franci Matoz…
An investigation reveals new connections between Franci Matoz and buyers of a palace in Piran, suggesting potential corruption in a multi-million euro property deal.
An investigation into a multi-million euro sale of a palace in Piran uncovers that all individuals involved are connected to Franci Matoz.
A story questions who is financing the lawyer representing 'Cezar' given Smodej's claim of having no funds.
This podcast episode explores how a 'Vučić clan' is utilizing new avenues to exert influence over Slovenia, discussing migration, foreign workers, and entrepreneurship.
Hungarian bank executives, who recently denied a loan to RTV Slovenia, visited Janez Janša, raising questions about potential political influence.
An investigation reveals that Boris Mijić began construction on a 320-square-meter house shortly after the elections.
The story suggests that transport carriers, who were struggling financially, played a role in changing the government and are now receiving benefits.
An investigation into the secret financing of the Democrats uncovers allegations of lavish donations for Anže Logar's campaign, with Logar remaining silent.
A story highlights the proximity of Israeli diplomats to a NATO network used for transmitting secret data, raising security concerns.
A billionaire, known for acquiring major Slovenian companies like Savin Hotels, Mercator, and Tuš, has been detained.
The management of Telekom is reportedly being replaced by individuals from the previous government led by Janez Janša.
The article notes that Rupare was involved in providing assistance related to upcoming referendums.
Opposition parties are advocating for reduced profit margins for Petrol and other fuel retailers.
The ruling coalition has successfully defended Stevanović's position as the head of the National Assembly.
The prices of diesel fuel and heating oil have hit new record levels.
The opposition has expressed strong anger over what they perceive as new attempts to obstruct investigative journalists.
Allies of Janez Janša have once again removed a motion related to an investigator from the parliamentary agenda.
A motion of no confidence, known as an interpellation, has been filed against the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kajzer.
The coalition led by Janez Janša is reportedly nominating Boris Mijić for a position in Strasbourg.
The Lon Bank has been sold and is now under the ownership of Armenian investors.
Tonin did not secure immunity, falling short of the necessary votes in Brussels.
Another report of record-breaking prices for diesel and heating oil.