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The Necenzurirano news website in Slovenia features several prominent stories focusing on alleged political corruption, financial impropriety, and legal battles. Top stories include accusations against Anže Logar regarding a 'scam' related to the prosecutor's office, investigations into the…
This opinion piece criticizes Anže Logar's 'Skok' initiative, labeling it a deceptive move and an attack on the independence of the prosecutor's office, drawing parallels to tactics used in Hungary.
An investigation reveals that state funds have not covered the legal fees for Dušan Smodej, raising questions about whether businessman Aleš Štrancar is instead footing the bill.
This report presents evidence suggesting that Dušan Smodej made false statements on the show 'Tarča' regarding who is financing his legal defense.
An investigation into a significant property sale in Piran reveals a network of connections involving Franci Matoz and various other individuals.
During Janez Janša's time in office, executives from a Hungarian bank, which later denied a loan to RTV Slovenija, visited the Prime Minister.
The report details the construction of a large house by Boris Mijič, commencing shortly after the elections, raising questions about its financing.
The article suggests that the transport sector, which allegedly supported a change in government, is now receiving benefits or rewards.
This story investigates the alleged secret funding of the Democratic Party's expensive campaign, with Anže Logar reportedly not commenting on the donations.
The legal dispute involving Janković and Nina Zidar concerning the 'Black Cube' affair has been concluded through a settlement.
