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The news on Necenzurirano.si focuses heavily on Slovenian domestic affairs, particularly investigations into political figures and government actions. Topics include alleged misuse of public funds for advertising, investigations into individuals' financial accounts, and political hypocrisy related…
An investigation reveals that individuals targeted in a probe can now ascertain who was involved in spying on their bank accounts, marking a significant development in the case.
Minister Osterc is implicated in a deal where public funds were used to pay for advertising campaigns that apparently reached no audience.
A former parliamentarian is criticized for hypocrisy regarding cannabis, supporting its use privately while opposing it in parliament.
A commentary piece suggests that the political right wing is strategically positioning itself to predetermine the outcome of the 2030 elections.
Hungarian bank executives, whose institution recently denied a loan to RTV (Slovenian public broadcaster), reportedly visited Janez Janša.
Construction of a large 320-square-meter house belonging to Boris Mijić reportedly began shortly after the elections.
Transport companies, who allegedly contributed to a change in government, are now purportedly receiving benefits or rewards.
Questions are raised about the secret financing of the Democrats' campaign, with Anže Logar remaining silent on donation details.
The publication claims to have uncovered a secret government plan to reduce the number of employees in the public sector.
