Rok Snežič drives a Mercedes, asks the state to pay his lawyer ↗
Front page leadRok Snežič is seen driving a Mercedes while simultaneously requesting state funding for his legal defense.
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The news covers several domestic political and economic issues in Slovenia, including allegations of financial impropriety against a politician, ongoing referendums, and corruption investigations. There is also a mention of international banking dealings affecting Slovenian institutions.
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MP Mijič has no money for workers but wears a luxury watch worth six thousand… ↗
MP Mijič is accused of owing money to workers while reportedly wearing an expensive luxury watch.
Referendums: High turnout on the first day of early voting ↗
A large number of people participated in early voting on the first day of the referendums.
The right is on a mission. Its goal is to have the 2030 elections decided in… ↗
The political right wing is allegedly strategizing to predetermine the outcomes of the 2030 elections.
At Janša's, Hungarian bank bosses visited, who now refused RTV loan ↗
Hungarian bank executives visited Janez Janša's residence shortly before the bank denied a loan to RTV Slovenia.
At Mijič's, construction of a 320-square-meter house began immediately after… ↗
Construction of a large house owned by Mijič commenced shortly after the election period.
Carriers 'bled' and helped change the government, now they receive a reward ↗
The article suggests that the transport sector's actions, which contributed to a change in government, are now being rewarded.
Secret financing of Democrats: Logar remains silent about donations for a… ↗
Anže Logar is not providing information about the donations received for his expensive campaign activities.
Sevšek again with Zavrl. Will Uršič open doors to companies from the NSI… ↗
The article investigates potential dealings between Sevšek, Zavrl, and Uršič concerning companies associated with the NSI party.
Friendly deals of the Minister of Health Tadej Osterc under the magnifying… ↗
The Commission for Prevention of Corruption (KPK) is scrutinizing the business dealings of the Minister of Health, Tadej Osterc.
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