Proof Presented: Logar's Associate Accused of Document Forgery ↗
Front page leadEvidence suggests that a person connected to Anze Logar forged a document, raising questions about Logar's awareness of these actions.
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The news from Necenzurirano.si focuses heavily on alleged document forgery and political intrigue involving Anze Logar and his associates. Other stories touch upon political developments like referendum outcomes, resignations, and the media landscape in Croatia.
Evidence suggests that a person connected to Anze Logar forged a document, raising questions about Logar's awareness of these actions.
A podcast discussion suggests Anze Logar does not possess the charisma needed to prevent the disintegration of the Democrats party.
An investigation questions whether a supervisor appointed by Logar at the state-owned company SDH was involved in sending falsified documents.
Rok Snežič is reportedly seen driving a luxury Mercedes vehicle while simultaneously requesting free legal assistance from the state.
The story investigates the renewed association between Sevšek and Zavrl, and whether Uršič will facilitate their access to companies linked to the NSI party.
Žugelj's targets have achieved an initial success in uncovering who was monitoring their bank accounts.
An opinion piece argues that the right-wing political movement has a strategic objective to ensure the 2030 elections are decided in advance.
It is revealed that the successor to Vučić's N1 media outlet is in the process of acquiring the most popular television station in Croatia.
Tomaz Erjavec has been appointed as the new head of UKC Ljubljana.
The referendum on the intervention law is expected to take place on December 6.
The Commission for Prevention of Corruption is investigating the reasons behind Tea Kosir's decision to resign from her position as a Member of Parliament.
There were not enough votes to remove the current president of the National Council from their post.
Following a defeat, Janez Janša has stated his intention to press charges against the leadership of the State Election Commission.
A significant sum of 26,000 euros was spent on flight tickets to Japan, paid from an account linked to Rončević.
Tea Košir has changed her mind and will not be taking up her position as a Member of Parliament, with reasons for this decision explored.
The outcome of the referendum remained unchanged despite the inclusion of postal ballots.
Boris Mijič has officially resigned from his position as a Member of Parliament.
Members of the SDS party are alleging election fraud occurred.
Voters have also expressed opposition to the proposed abolition of the RTV contribution.
Anze Logar faces potential political difficulties as Tea Košir announces she will serve as an independent Member of Parliament.
It is revealed that the successor to Vučić's N1 media outlet is in the process of acquiring the most popular television station in Croatia.