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The news from Necenzurirano.si focuses heavily on Slovenian politics and alleged corruption, with several stories detailing the actions and political maneuvering of figures like Anže Logar and Zoran Stevanović. There are also mentions of international political events in Serbia and Brazil.
This story investigates lingering debts related to 'Lars & Sven' and how a figure associated with Anže Logar has opened a new establishment amidst past financial issues.
This opinion piece critiques the methods and effectiveness of Anže Logar and Zoran Stevanović in their fight against corruption, using a metaphor of outdated weaponry.
This commentary argues that Zoran Stevanović represents the decline and failure of the Slovenian parliament.
This podcast discusses Janez Janša's silence regarding the recent election results in Serbia.
This investigative piece explores potential dealings between Sevšek and Zavrl, and whether Uršič will facilitate access to companies linked to the NSI party.
This story reports on a legal success for individuals targeted by Žugelj, allowing them to discover who was monitoring their bank accounts.
This article highlights the apparent financial disparity of Rok Snežič, who allegedly drives a luxury car while seeking state-funded legal assistance.
This opinion piece suggests that right-wing political forces are working towards predetermining the outcome of the 2030 elections.
This investigative report implicates Zoran Stevanović in alleged connections with tycoons associated with Milorad Dodik and the Serbian Orthodox Church.
This brief news item reports on the electoral victory of Lula in Brazil, framing it as a setback for right-wing political forces.
This news flash notes the electoral defeat of Aleksandar Vučić in Serbia after a long tenure, with a 'Student List' emerging victorious.
This report alleges that the SDS party, operating from within Janša's former cabinet, is orchestrating disinformation campaigns.
This brief news item states that Mijić's company has been declared bankrupt following a request from the Slovenian Financial Administration (Furs).
This report claims that Zoran Stevanović leveraged his official position to secure a donation.
This article discusses the apparent difficulty the political party Resni.ca is having in finding candidates to fill deputy positions.
This news item reports that the political party Resni.ca has found a successor for Boris Mijić following his resignation.
This report indicates that Boris Mijić would be entitled to a significant monthly compensation from the state after his resignation.
This article suggests that Kadić's appointment as head of Kajzer's cabinet was a reward for unspecified reasons.
This report states that the coalition government has, after a prolonged period, granted permission for an investigation related to 'Black Cube'.
This news item indicates that a coalition linked to Janša plans to launch an investigation into Slovenia's intelligence agency (SOVA) and the police force.
This report details legal action taken by MP Sukič against Anže Logar, Jernej Vrtovec, and Uroš Osterc, reportedly concerning Tea Košir.
This appears to be a title related to figures and entities within the Slovenian Housing Fund, possibly concerning appointments or investigations.
