If we look at what moves Mr. Janković is making at the end of his term, we will see. Luka Mesec also joined the discussion, emphasizing that Ljubljana needs a new mayor after twenty years. #Ljubljana #ŽupanskeVolitve #PolitikaSlovenija (translated)
We have concrete ideas in the field of healthcare and we want a democratic Ljubljana – one that is free-spirited, that does not flirt with authoritarians, that does not copy governance patterns from such regimes, and I think we are on a very good path to get there. Anton Rop accused Janković of not representing an alternative to authoritarian governance models with his actions and connections to Balkan authoritarian politicians, to which Janković replied that Rop has the right to his opinion and that, in the end, it will be the voters who have the final word. #Ljubljana #ŽupanskeVolitve #PolitikaSlovenija (translated)
"I am running for mayor because we have a vision, a program, and because we would like to work," emphasized Boštjančič. #Ljubljana #ŽupanskeVolitve #PolitikaSlovenija (translated)
At that time, they said that they would not have a mayor. In response to the question of whether the current mayor Zoran Janković sees the candidacy of Klemen Boštjančič, who comes from the ranks of the Freedom Movement, as a betrayal by Robert Golob, Janković commented in a debate on the show 24UR ZVEČER that he would not say it is a betrayal, but rather a different way of thinking than what Golob had a month ago. #Ljubljana #ŽupanskeVolitve #PolitikaSlovenija (translated)
In Ljubljana, at the beginning of the mayoral elections, four candidates from the left are meeting, each highlighting different approaches to solving problems such as housing policy, traffic, and democratic city governance, while the current mayor Zoran Janković continues to maintain the support of his allies despite criticisms from his opponents. #Ljubljana #ŽupanskeVolitve #PolitikaSlovenija (translated)
