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The author stated that the results of the referendum again revealed a highly divided and polarized society. According to him, each side has its heroes, enemies, and media, and increasingly its own version of reality. He compared the situation in Slovenia to a couple that is at odds until death. #Slovenija #Polarizacija #Družba #SI (translated)

Žiga Turk believed that it was not possible to win the referendum on taxes for the wealthy in Slovenia and that he would therefore ignore it. According to his proposal, after the law fell, all tax solutions would be accepted again. He wrote that legislation on the subjects decided at the referendum could not be changed for one year, and referendums on taxes are not permissible. From this, he concluded that the referendum was not about taxes and that laws on them could be adopted the very next day. To maintain the non-tax solutions from the omnibus law, their advocates would have to get involved in the campaign, in his opinion. He questioned why the government would take risks for people who are not interested in this. #Slovenija #Referendum #Davki (translated)

Aleksander Reberšek proposed that in the next referendum, voters should express their stance on the increase of the RTV contribution and the employment of at least 1,000 new people. He noted that based on the thoughts of some, they would definitely win, and expressed his displeasure. #referendum #RTV #slovenija (translated)

Aleš Štrancar wrote that, in his opinion, referendums are currently over, and he labeled Niko Kovać as an extreme leftist activist, accusing her of foreign funding. He described this as foreign actors intervening in Slovenia's internal affairs. He questioned why the Intelligence and Security Agency (SOVA) and the police are not responding to this, and hinted that Kovać and Romana Tomić have the same patron in the European Parliament. He accused SDS, NSi, and SLS of advocating one thing in Slovenia while behaving differently in Brussels. He presented the referendums as a smokescreen behind which the extreme left and right are making deals at the expense of Slovenia's sovereignty. https://t.co/XvVvYK6P1f #Slovenija #referendumi #politika (translated)

Aleksander Reberšek wrote that voters supported the continued payment of the RTV fee in the referendum. He claimed that Robert Golob had spent three million euros through legal services at Gen-I over four years, which amounts to 62,500 euros of public money per day. He believed there was no help. https://t.co/PnHeAcSzEI #referendum #RTV #Slovenija (translated)

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša said in his initial reactions to the outcome of the referendum that the Slovenian government will respect the will of the people, while opposition leader Robert Golob claimed that the government does not have the public's trust. #Referendum #Slovenija #RTVpristojba (translated)

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša said in his first reactions to the outcome of the referendum that the Slovenian government will respect the will of the people, while opposition leader Robert Golob stated that the government lacks public trust. #Referendum #Slovenija #RTVpristojba (translated)

Thus, the people have shown that they want to continue living in a free and democratic country. Opposition leader Robert Golob emphasized, after the majority of ballots were counted, that voters "have rejected the ruling coalition's idea of introducing a political police." #referendum #Slovenija #zaupanje (translated)

Prime Minister Janez Janša stated that the masks have finally come off following the referendum results, while opposition leader Robert Golob claims that the government lacks the trust of the people, which he believes confirms the desire for a free and democratic Slovenia. #referendum #Slovenija #zaupanje (translated)

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša stated in his initial reactions to the referendum outcome that the Slovenian government will respect the will of the people, while opposition leader Robert Golob asserted that the government lacks public trust. #Slovenija #referendum #RTVpretplata (translated)

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša said in his first reactions to the outcome of the referendum that the Slovenian government will respect the will of the people, while opposition leader Robert Golob stated that the government has no public trust. #Slovenija #referendum #RTVpretplata (translated)