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The Necenzurirano front page features a mix of domestic political news, focusing on potential corruption, political maneuvering, and legal investigations within Slovenia. Several stories highlight controversies surrounding political figures and institutions, including the health sector, the…
This opinion piece criticizes the Slovenian Medical Chamber for allegedly being granted autonomy by the state to self-regulate, raising concerns about oversight and accountability.
This opinion piece alleges that Anže Logar's actions are a deceptive maneuver and an attack on the prosecutor's office, drawing parallels to tactics used in Hungary.
This news report questions the funding of Dušan Smodej's lawyer, stating that the state did not pay the fees and suggesting a businessman, Aleš Štrancar, might be involved.
An investigative report revealing a multi-million euro property sale in Piran, with all involved parties allegedly linked to Franci Matoz.
This investigative piece reports on a visit by Hungarian bank executives to Janez Janša's residence, coinciding with the bank's denial of a loan to RTV Slovenija.
This investigative story details Boris Mijić's construction of a large house shortly after the elections, raising questions about its financing.
This news report suggests that the transport sector, after contributing to a change in government, is now receiving benefits or 'rewards'.
This article investigates the alleged secret financing of the Democrat party's campaign, with Anže Logar reportedly remaining silent on donation details.
This report presents evidence contradicting Dušan Smodej's statements on the TV show Tarča, specifically concerning who is paying for his legal representation.
This news brief states that the court dispute involving the 'Black Cube' affair, and including Janković and Nina Zidar, has been settled.
