Janez Janša

Today's results are encouraging, so we can sleep peacefully and optimistically look at the months ahead. Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša assessed on Monday after the release of partial, unofficial referendum results that Slovenians, given the outcome, passed the test of common sense, and announced that the government will respect the will of the people, while opposition leader Robert Golob stated that the government lacks public trust. #referendum #Slovenija #Janša (translated)

Today's results are encouraging, so we can sleep soundly and look to the coming months with optimism. Slovenia continues to face significant problems compared to the situation in many other developed democracies, Janša said just before the announcement of the unofficial partial results of the legislative referendum, which ultimately leaned in favor of those opposing the implementation of the amendments to the Law on Parliamentary Inquiry. #Slovenija #Referendumi #socijalnapolitika (translated)

Today's referendum day was a kind of warm-up for the referendum that will be truly crucial for Slovenia's future development path, namely, the subsequent legislative referendum on the development law. Janša stated just before the announcement of the partial results that Slovenia continues to face significant problems compared to many other developed democracies. #Slovenija #referendum #JanezJanša (translated)

Today's results are encouraging, so we can sleep peacefully and look forward to the coming months with optimism. Slovenia continues to face significant problems compared to the situation in many other developed democracies, said Janša just before the announcement of the unofficial partial results of the legislative referendum, which ultimately favored those who oppose the implementation of the amendments to the Law on Parliamentary Inquiry. #referendum #Slovenija #JanezJanša (translated)

Overall, we have largely conducted a test of common sense. Prime Minister Janez Janša, after the announcement of partial unofficial referendum results, assessed that based on the results, "we have largely conducted a test of common sense." #referendum #Slovenija #politika (translated)

Our ancestors sacrificed a lot for it, millions of your hardworking hands strive every day to make life good and to make tomorrow even better for everyone. Just today, your voice significantly decides what Slovenia will be like tomorrow, whether we will all be equal before the law and whether a Slovenian will finally be the master of his own land in his homeland and municipality. Prime Minister Janez Janša labeled yesterday's vote as a test of common sense and expressed the expectation that voters will also support the intervention law for the development of Slovenia. #referendum #Slovenija #volitve (translated)

"It is not some body that would dig through SMS messages, because even if they wanted to, they do not have the technical capabilities." Before the election silence, Prime Minister Janez Janša dismissed claims that the amendment introduces a political police and said that investigative commissions only investigate political officials and their political responsibility. #referendum #Slovenija #RTV (translated)

The referendum on the rationalization of the public sector was first announced by the leader of SDS, Janez Janša, while SDS member of parliament Zvonko Černač has today assessed that there should be a consensus on gradually reducing bureaucratic procedures and consequently also the bureaucratic apparatus. #referendumi #Slovenija #javnausluga (translated)

There is no organ that would search through SMS messages, because even if they wanted to, they do not have the technical means. Janša, in an interview for Planet TV, denied the allegations that the amendment to the law on parliamentary investigations introduces a political police force. #JanezJanša #referendum #politika (translated)

"This is not an organ that would search through SMS, because even if they wanted to, they do not have the technical possibilities," Prime Minister Janez Janša emphasized the importance of the referendum questions today for Planet TV, about which voters will decide on Sunday. #JanezJanša #referendum #Slovenija (translated)