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The Necenzurirano.si news website focuses on investigative journalism concerning Slovenian politics and business. Key stories include allegations of corruption and misuse of public funds involving local officials and businessmen, scrutiny of tax evasion, and political maneuvering within the ruling…
The Piran municipality has reportedly expedited the approval process for projects involving associates of lawyer Franci Matoz, raising questions about preferential treatment and potential conflicts of interest.
Slovenia's Financial Administration (FURS) is investigating Boris Mijić, a member of parliament, and his company for alleged VAT evasion and involvement in 'missing trader' schemes.
Zoran Stevanović was seen in Bosnia and Herzegovina with Milorad Dodik, who is currently banned from entering Slovenia, highlighting potential political and business ties.
An opinion piece criticizes Anže Logar's proposed 'Skok' initiative, likening it to tactics used in Hungary to undermine the judiciary and suggesting it is a deceptive political maneuver.
Executives from a Hungarian bank, which recently denied a loan to RTV Slovenia, reportedly visited Janez Janša, raising questions about the timing and potential influence.
Details emerge about a large house being constructed by Boris Mijić shortly after the elections, raising scrutiny over the financing and timing.
A story suggesting that the trucking industry, which was instrumental in political changes, is now being rewarded with favorable policies or conditions.
The article questions the funding of Anže Logar's election campaign, alleging secret donations and criticizing his lack of transparency regarding campaign finances.
A legal or regulatory obstacle, based on a 1977 regulation, is reportedly hindering projects associated with associates of lawyer Franci Matoz in Piran.
