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Evidence of document forgery linked to associate of Anže Logar

New evidence has reportedly surfaced regarding document forgery allegations involving an associate of Deputy Prime Minister Anže Logar, intensifying scrutiny on the political figure. This development follows previous accusations and raises questions about Logar's awareness of the alleged activities.

In other news, the Bank of Slovenia announced stricter lending criteria, which could impact many citizens seeking loans next year. A new law has also been passed, officially renaming public holidays for the Prekmurje and Primorska regions and establishing the Day of Triglav as a national holiday.

Allegations of a million-dollar deal involving State Secretary for Public Health and Primary Healthcare Tea Košir and the sister of National Assembly President Zoran Stevanović have emerged. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health is under pressure to explain the origins of a controversial preventive law, with reports indicating an inability to provide answers.

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Document Forgery Allegations Escalate

Evidence has reportedly emerged supporting document forgery allegations against an associate of Deputy Prime Minister Anže Logar, intensifying the ongoing scrutiny surrounding the political figure and his circle.

New Allegations Against Health Ministry and State Secretary

The Ministry of Health is facing questions regarding the creation of a controversial preventive law, reportedly unable to explain its origins. Separately, State Secretary for Public Health and Primary Healthcare Tea Košir is implicated in a million-dollar deal involving permits allegedly handled by the sister of National Assembly President Zoran Stevanović, with reports also indicating Košir's resignation.

Analysis of Anže Logar's Political Future

A recent commentary suggests the beginning of a political decline for Anže Logar, who serves as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy, Labour and Sport.

Civil Society Declares Referendum Victory

Civil society groups are celebrating a victory following a referendum, stating they have successfully overcome the government's position.

Right-Wing Influence in Ljubljana's Mayoral Race

An analysis is examining the strength of right-wing voters in the capital and the potential impact of the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) on the upcoming mayoral race.

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