VIDEO Janša's Speech Interrupted by Protesters, Police Had to Intervene
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A SPEECH by Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša at the celebration of Sovereignty Day in Koper was interrupted by loud protests. Janša said that such events were to blame for the missed opportunities, and the police had to intervene.
“Slovenia has not only proven that it has risen, but also that it has survived,” the prime minister emphasized at the central state celebration marking the 35th anniversary of the departure of the last Yugoslav People’s Army soldier from Slovenia. The central state celebration marking Sovereignty Day is taking place at Ukmarjev trg in Koper from 11 a.m. today, with Prime Minister Janez Janša as the keynote speaker. In the foreground […] The post…
The Prime Minister warned of privileges, vested interests and abuses of the judiciary. The President of the Republic and representatives of the opposition did not attend the celebration.
Slovenia is celebrating Independence Day today, in commemoration of the departure of the last soldier of the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) from its territory at the end of October 1991.
The main ceremony marking the Sovereignty Day, with which Slovenia commemorates the departure of the last Yugoslav People's Army (JLA) soldier from the country's territory in 1991, was marked today in Koper by, in addition to speeches about independence and democracy, whistles and protest chants during Prime Minister Janez Janša's speech. President Nataša Pirc Musar later condemned such behavior on the social network X, warning that it did not b…
Video / Chaos at the celebration in Slovenia: Janša was booed, the police intervened because of the demonstrators - If we had continued at the same pace, today we would be among the five most developed countries of the European Union and really close to the Swiss standard, he said.
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