‼️ Details of the arrest are not yet known, but among experts, the following is known: - Gregor Hudohmet is considered a person of Golob - Gen-I Sonce is not bound by public procurement regulations - the new management of Gen-I is said to have started "pressuring" him with audits - a few days ago, he announced that he was going on a business trip to Romania, where he was arrested. (translated)
Meanwhile, while Trump forgot about the Iranians, who were the "supposed" reason for the attack on Iran, @JJansaSDS was, I think, the only one at the UN to highlight the suffering of the Iranian people. It is true that Slovenia is not a military actor that would help Christians in Africa, Iranians under the regime, and Israel against Hamas terrorism. But. There is a word. (translated)
The center is dead, the displays are empty and up for rent, Slovene is hardly heard anymore. The area around Kranj is attractive, but the city center is just a pale shadow of its former glory. (translated)
Jure has always consistently defended the values and done a lot for the party in the most challenging region for it. I regret his decision, but certainly, no one can blame him for anything. The rumors about the reasons were triggered by external elements through Reporter in order to cause strife. Stay strong @JureColja. (translated)
History does not remember those who stayed silent because it was safer. It remembers those who spoke out when others turned their gaze away. Janez Janša did just that at the UN: he gave a voice to the slain Iranians and showed that Slovenia knows how to stand on the side of truth. The reaction of the Iranians and Reza Pahlavi says it all. Courage, reason, and truth are always on the right side of history in the end. (translated)
Look, two statesmen, a former and an active one, for whom we do not need to be ashamed when they represent Slovenia 🇸🇮 (translated)
Two days, two consecutive lies. First the fairy Virginia, then Smodej. Cirman and Modic at Necenzurirano apparently have a big problem. But at the same time, everything is logical: the narrative of their articles is political activism, they are primarily working for a narrow circle of Robert Golob. If the facts do not match the desired result, they simply make them up, at best they distort them, because, the worse for the facts. And if they so easily misuse journalism, then it's no wonder that Tomaž Modic, together with the MP from Svoboda Tamara Vonta (picture), as a paid investigator of the commission @Drzavnizbor (morning journalist, afternoon paid political collaborator, never seen before in journalism!), easily abused the now infamous Vonta commission as well. And as mentioned, they were additionally paid for it. With taxpayers' money, of course! (translated)
THE ARTICLE IS DISTURBING! WE DO NOT TAKE FROM FIREFIGHTERS. WE DO NOT TAKE FROM THE RED CROSS. WE DO NOT TAKE FROM MOUNTAINEERS. If the proposal would affect the funds of organizations that actually help people, I would be the first to oppose it. The coalition and @vladaRS are not in favor of this! I put children first! (translated)
I am on the line with Marsik and no one is on their feet, working honestly for the people. Those on their feet are the ones who suck our money and hide behind firefighters, hikers, the Red Cross, and these are the ones from whom the nation has NO benefit. They benefit themselves and part of the politics!!! (translated)
The infiltration of artificial intelligence agents into the Australian healthcare network has raised questions about Slovenia's readiness for similar cyber threats, as explained by former director of the Office for Information Security, Dr. Uroš Svete. (translated)
The speech of Prime Minister @JJansaSDS at the UN General Assembly was also attended by his wife @bacovnik. (translated)
Danilo Türk is critical of Janša's speech... when the PRS is roaring from the stage, the second-rate ones remain silent... everything is fine with him. (translated)
The Slovenian team performed excellently at the UN and USA and washed away the grime from Slovenia's image. A typical citizen might say, "What do I care?" Oh yes, very much. At every border crossing during travel, authorities look at the passport of the country that either supports Palestinian terrorists or the democratic world. 😀 (translated)
Rok Snežič will sue Luka Mesec over a statement made about him by the Levica MP in yesterday's Tarča. Mesec labeled Snežič as a criminal. (translated)
If this is someone who held Gabrofka up in the air, I'll pay for the coffee😁 (translated)
First, they changed the words. Then they start to change history. How did the changes in the naming of the holiday, which commemorates the return of Primorska to the motherland, come about? From the unanimous decision of the National Assembly to later political attempts to reshape its meaning. When we forget what happened, someone else can write the story instead of us. (translated)
This is a true promotion of Slovenia! 2x sold-out Stožice, more than 1000 performers, and the biggest hits of Slovenian music. There is still hope for Slovenia 🇸🇮 (translated)
The Prime Minister 🇸🇮 @JJansaSDS met with Slovenians living in New York after his speech at the 🇺🇳 United Nations General Assembly in the hall of the Slovenian Church of St. Cyril in Manhattan. (translated)
Meeting of Prime Minister @JJansaSDS and former President of the Republic @BorutPahor. (translated)
Father Krizolog has been active in the Slovenian parish in New York since 1991, from the very beginning of Slovenian state independence. On June 30, 1991, on the fourth day of the war for Slovenia, he helped prepare demonstrations in front of the United Nations headquarters against the attack of the Yugoslav People's Army and for the recognition of independent Slovenia. He participated in and organized the sending of letters to American politicians and other influencers, which American Slovenians asked them to prevent bloodshed in their homeland. (translated)
