Polling stations open in Slovenia for four referendums, vote described as a test for Janez Janša's government
Summary
Polling stations opened in Slovenia at 7am, more than 3,000 of them, for one legislative and three advisory referendums including on scrapping the RTV licence fee, conditioning social assistance and restricting voting rights for foreigners in local elections. Some outlets describe the vote as a first test for Janez Janša's right-wing government formed in June, while more than 75,000 people voted early.
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U SLOVENIJI su jutros otvorena birališta na kojima građani odlučuju o četiri referendumska pitanja, među kojima su ukidanje obvezne RTV pristojbe, ograničavanje prava glasa strancima
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- 08:45 AMIndex.hrOpen the original
- 08:48 AMTelegram.hrOpen the original
- 09:04 AMJutarnji listOpen the original
- 09:14 AMOslobođenjeOpen the original
- 09:19 AMKurirOpen the original
- 09:54 AMVijestiOpen the original
- 10:00 AMDnevni avazOpen the original
- 10:04 AMNova.rsOpen the original
- 10:05 AMRadiosarajevo.baOpen the original
- 10:07 AMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
- 10:16 AMDanasOpen the original
- 10:33 AMRTV7 TuzlaOpen the original
- 10:33 AMRadio-televizija Republike SrpskeOpen the original
- 02:30 PMBUKA (6yka)Open the original
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