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Necenzurirano.si, a Slovenian news outlet, features several investigative reports. Top stories include an inquiry into Franci Zavrl's financial dealings and search for investors, allegations of vote-buying in Slovenia involving individuals connected to Serbian politics, and an investigation into a…
An investigation reveals that Franci Zavrl is seeking investors while facing significant debts, raising questions about his financial activities and sources of funding.
Reports detail how individuals associated with Vučić allegedly engaged in vote-buying activities within Slovenia by offering 40 euros per vote.
An investigation uncovers a situation where a mother heads the municipal administration while her son secures business contracts, raising concerns about nepotism.
An investigative report suggests that individuals connected to Franc Kangler have gained influence within the police force in Maribor and other areas.
The report explores renewed dealings between Sevšek and Zavrl, and whether Uršič's involvement could grant access to companies linked to the NSI party.
This report details a preliminary success for individuals targeted by Žugelj, potentially allowing them to identify who was monitoring their bank accounts.
The report highlights Rok Snežič's apparent lifestyle, including driving a Mercedes, while simultaneously seeking state-funded legal assistance.
This opinion piece suggests that right-wing political forces are strategically working to influence and pre-determine the outcome of the 2030 elections.
An advisor to Logar was reportedly informed by the news outlet about his violation of the law, with the article questioning the potential penalties he might face.
