The Slovenian Prime Minister Accused the Rebels of Calling on Black Cuba to Influence the Elections. How He Acted "the Private Mosque" in Romania

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Robert Golob's left-wing government highlighted his support for Gaza in the campaign for Sunday's parliamentary elections. In front of him, the right-wing opposition, led by Janez Jansa, is more supportive of the Israeli government's policy.

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The Prime Minister of Slovenia accused "foreign services" of joining the parliamentary elections on Sunday, after information appeared that an Israeli private spy company visited him on the main candidate for the opposition, writes TVP World.

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An espionage operation of an Israeli private intelligence company aimed at influencing voters in view of the parliamentary elections in Slovenia that will take place on Sunday 22 March. This is what Prime Minister Robert Golob denounces that he has announced the launch of an investigation into this alleged secret operation. At the heart of everything is what is called a defamatory campaign conducted with the help of the Israeli intelligence comp…

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In light of recent revelations about direct interference in the elections from abroad, allegedly by the private intelligence agency Black Cube, the Prime Minister has left for Brussels early. There, according to his office, he will hold talks with key European political partners on the protection of democratic processes in Slovenia. As a result, he will not be at the pre-election debate on one of the television stations. However, Janez Janša wil…

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Janša writes about Sova's conspiracy on Trstenjakova, Han promises that SD will not participate in this game, and NSi is also concerned about the "unreasonable passivity" of law enforcement agencies.

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Prime Minister Robert Golob will travel to Brussels today due to the seriousness of the information about the influence of a private para-intelligence agency from Israel on the electoral processes in Slovenia, the Prime Minister's Office announced. In Brussels, the Prime Minister will hold talks with key European political partners on the protection of democratic processes in Slovenia.