Slovenian voters reject parliamentary inquiry law in referendum, back three advisory options
Summary
Slovenian voters in a referendum rejected a parliamentary inquiry law that the opposition called an attempt to create a "political police," while the ruling coalition said it aimed to strengthen anti-corruption efforts; on three other advisory questions, options favoured by the ruling SDS party prevailed.
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Građani Slovenije odbacili su na današnjem zakonodavnom referendumu zakon o parlamentarnoj istrazi, kojim je prema rečima levo-liberalne opozicije vladajuća desničarska koalicija pokušala da uvede „političku
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- Slovenija · Country
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- 10:33 PMBanjaluka.netOpen the original
- 11:58 PMDanasOpen the original
- 11:59 PMN1 SrbijaOpen the original
- 12:25 AMNova.rsOpen the original
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