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The front page of Necenzurirano.si features several investigative pieces focusing on Slovenian politics and potential corruption. Top stories include alleged corruption within the Ministry of Health, a "Slovenian Watergate" investigation involving Damjan Žugelj and the SDS party, and a probe into…
An investigation into the Ministry of Health alleges irregularities and potential corruption linked to a friend of Tadej Ostrec, involving a 'black book'.
A podcast segment features a public invitation to a person named Štrancar for a cocaine test, with connections to Luka Mesec and Dušan Smodič.
Damjan Žugelj and associates from the SDS party are facing a judicial investigation, likened to the Watergate scandal, concerning financial and potential abuse of power.
An investigation into the Piran municipality reveals that associates of Matoz received approval from the mayor for a deal within an unusually short timeframe.
Hungarian bank executives visited Janez Janša, shortly before the bank denied a loan to RTV Slovenija.
Boris Mijić reportedly began construction on a large house shortly after the elections, raising questions about its financing.
Transport companies, after contributing to a change in government, are allegedly receiving benefits or rewards.
Anže Logar is not providing information about donations made to fund his expensive campaign for the Democrats.
Slovenian tax authorities are investigating MP Boris Mijić's company for suspected VAT evasion.
Zoran Stevanović is reported to be in Bosnia with Milorad Dodik, who is currently banned from entering Slovenia.
