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Vinko Vasle wrote that the law on parliamentary investigation has not been approved, although he claimed it was intended for a political showdown against corruption and crime on the left. He believed that the actions of the police, prosecution, and courts are more important, and called on law enforcement to start honestly investigating at least the cases of Golob and Janković. He argued that this could also lead to actions against others whom he labeled as part of a mafia-corrupted politics at various levels. Vasle highlighted the delay in taking action as a serious challenge and stated that everything is quiet regarding SKOK. He mentioned the arrests in Romania and the investigations into attempts to bribe some MPs of the Resni.ca party as a possible starting point. #korupcija #politika #pravosodje (translated)

Vid Mlakar celebrated the victory and wrote that he wished for Switzerland for Slovenia. He believed that the young had once again saved the country and that the future is bright, while also calling for the departure of Tanja Fajon, Luka Mesec, Hana, Robert Golob, Nataša Pirc Musar, Vreček, and other politicians whom he labeled as unscientific. https://t.co/mZ2js6fGUN #Slovenija #mladi #politika (translated)

"I would suggest a more serious approach to the Prime Minister. Every referendum is primarily a test of democracy; it is a test of people's freedom to make decisions and, most importantly, a test of humility for those in power to respect the will of the people," Robert Golob conveyed to him. #referendum #Slovenija #politika (translated)

Aleš Hojs wrote that there was still enough time to go to the polls and vote for the prosecution of corruption. As evidence that people had been lied to for years when it was claimed that nothing corrupt had been done, he cited the imprisoned friend of Golob and the stolen identity of a former prime minister of Romania. https://t.co/SbHSa4Gx4U #volitve #korupcija #demokracija (translated)

Pirc-Musarjeva emphasized the importance of participation at the polls, while Golob stated that today's referendum is a test for all of us, as 14.02 percent of people had voted by 11 o'clock, which is the second highest referendum turnout to date. #referendum #volitve #Slovenija (translated)

Sergij called for the abolition of Hamas TV. He accused the main Slovenian media of silence, which allegedly aimed to protect Golob, and noted that the Romanian court had rejected the appeal of Golob's associate Hudohmet the day before regarding the detention and presented new evidence. He labeled Hudohmet as "genius number 2" and stated that he remained in custody. https://t.co/VskgKpdOid #Hamas #Sodišče #Golob (translated)

BrutusReloaded told Dr. Golob that by talking about "political police" he cannot be above the law, and assured that a parliamentary investigation into the dealings of Gen-I will take place. He wrote that in his opinion it is not about intimidation, and mentioned that they will take care of it on Sunday. The announcement ended with the hashtag #4xZA. #4xZA https://t.co/VL1ZCr1dTl #politika #slovenija #parlament (translated)

Dr. Nina Kojima wrote that it was justified to express dissatisfaction and distrust towards the political direction of RTV Slovenia and to call for a fundamental reform of the public service. She expected the government to implement the reform differently than former Prime Minister Golob, who had announced a "cleaning of RTV Janšism." She added that she was the first on the list herself. Kojima accused former Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko of not protecting her, even though, according to her, RTV Slovenia fell under the jurisdiction of the ministry. She wrote that Vrečko, based on the information she had, was looking forward to the list of those who were laid off. She claimed that they were politically removed, sidelined, and harmed, also describing the insulting attitude towards them. She emphasized that the abolition of the RTV fee would not in itself mean the reform for which, in her view, strategy, effort, and determination were needed. According to her, Slovenia needs a national media that serves the public, reports according to fundamental journalistic principles, and prioritizes facts over comments from ideological speakers. Kojima also wrote that she had lived and grown up with RTV for at least four decades and that the employees were mostly creative, hardworking, and decent intellectuals. Before the referendum, she urged people to consider the consequences of past layoffs for individuals, children, and families. She expressed a wish that she and her family would be among the few affected, and that her former colleagues and their families would not have to endure similar experiences. In conclusion, she called for a public service and government that would act virtuous and not vindictively. #Slovenija #RTV #javniservis (translated)

The SDS parliamentary group recorded that MP Alenka Jeraj wanted to point out Robert Golob's statement from 2023 about the "cleaning of Janšists" at RTV Slovenia. According to the group, when she began to explain the meaning of the statement for the discussion about the RTV contribution, a journalist interrupted her and prevented her from continuing. The group asked whether this was still about moderating the debate or already about silencing uncomfortable questions, and expressed concern that public RTV does not allow discussion about statements important for understanding its operations. #RTVSlovenija #RTVPrispevek #Soočenje #RTVSlovenija #Soočenje #Mediji (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that he had to publish a correction from Robert Golob and the Freedom Movement based on the applicable media legislation. He believed that from the article to which the correction refers, it is evident that Golob and the Freedom Movement deny something that the article did not claim at all. #mediji #politika #Svoboda (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that he spoke with an unnamed employee of the Information Commissioner. The employee reportedly assessed that Stevanović did nothing illegal by publishing just the phone number, as it could belong to anyone and should not be considered a specific personal data. According to Požar, it was Tina Gaber who first publicly revealed that the number belonged to Golob; the employee believed that she could potentially be in violation or commit a crime. #informacije #zasebnost #zakonodaja (translated)

SDS wrote that it is necessary to thoroughly check where the money from GEN-I went during Robert Golob's time. It stated that a former MP of Svoboda had also said that the previous law protected Golob. According to SDS, the Romanians have already started, and Slovenia should follow them now. It urged voters to circle 4XZA on Sunday. https://t.co/EixRTExsVV #Slovenija #GEN #politika (translated)

"The signing of the aforementioned agreement will not take place for now, and the process of its preparation has been halted. As a result, the required documents will not evolve into a final official act, but will remain at the level of working drafts and associated correspondence." Cabinet of the Prime Minister Robert Golob, January 2026: "The signing of the aforementioned agreement will not take place for now, and the process of its preparation has been halted. As a result, the required documents will not evolve into a final official act, but will remain at the level of working drafts and associated correspondence." #JEK2 #Krško #Slovenija (translated)

Janša's cabinet is hiding correspondence from the Golob family regarding the Krško 2 nuclear power plant project, despite long-standing requests for access to these documents, which raises doubts about the seriousness of government transparency and cooperation in international agreements. #JEK2 #Krško #Slovenija (translated)