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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham revealed that there is evidence of Russian interference in the Brexit referendum and warned of similar operations in France and Germany, which provoked sharp reactions from the pro-Brexit group Britain Unbound. #Brexit #Rusija #Dezinformacije (translated)

Magda wrote that after the elections in Krakow, the right announced the results of next year's parliamentary elections. She noted that KO lost there to independent candidate Łukasz Gibała, who has been building his position for years, and considered it a serious warning for the party. She added that if local elections are to predict parliamentary results, it is worth recalling Warsaw, where opponents of Rafał Trzaskowski failed to gather the signatures required for a referendum. Magda summarized that after KO's defeat in Krakow, the right announced its own victory, ignoring reality. #Kraków #wybory #polityka (translated)

Teva recorded that she found it frightening that opponents of the parliamentary inquiry, such as Golob and Bratušek, had won. She claimed that voters in the referendum on investigating corruption supported her legalization with their votes and asked whether civil society anywhere in the world supports corruption. https://t.co/6BoucZihNO #korupcija #referendum #civilnaDružba (translated)

Katja Kokot wrote that the right is financing the campaign with party funds and defends its positions with party members, while the Left is said to be using not only party money but also funds from non-governmental organizations, including millions from abroad, which she referred to as "Soros money." She added that the Left is also defending its positions with the support of non-governmental activists and public RTV. She asked whether this is still democracy or a competition of capital and power against common sense. She described the map of the referendum results on the amendment to the law on parliamentary inquiry as a representation of that common sense; according to her explanation, the dark blue areas voted against, while the light blue ones voted in favor. She also mentioned that at her home polling station and the surrounding ones, about 70 percent of votes were in favor of all four questions. In this context, she wondered where Slovenia is headed and whether power would belong to foreign capital, and wrote that the nation would write its own judgment. #demokracija #Slovenija #referendum (translated)

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)

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša stated after the referendum that the Slovenians passed the test of common sense and announced respect for the will of the people, while opposition leader Robert Golob emphasized 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)