VečerIndependent🔒Center2 hr. agoThe article reports on ongoing house investigations by the National Prosecution Office (NPU) into potential corruption related to the purchase of parliamentary seats by members of the Resni.c party. These investigations are linked to alleged attempts to bribe lawmakers through high financial offers, including a specific case involving former Dars board member Andrej Ribič. Ribič, who previously led the election campaign for the Freedom Movement and later joined Dars' board, has been involved in multiple processes and allegations tied to his role at Dars. The article mentions that these allegations were first reported by the Zanima.me portal and that some lawmakers, including Aleksander Štorek, claimed they were offered significant sums of money, homes, and vehicles in exchange for switching allegiance. However, both Dušan Konda, head of the Kajakaška club in Celje, and Ribič have denied any involvement in such activities.
Bias read (Center): While the article discusses allegations of corruption and bribery, which are politically charged topics, it presents information from multiple perspectives. It includes statements from both the accused parties (Dušan Konda and Andrej Ribič) and the accusers (lawmaker Aleksander Štorek). The article,
The house searches at the Andrei Ribich?The article reports that a home search was conducted at the residence of Andrej Ribič, a former first man of Darsa and current chairman of Dars' board. His lawyer, Janez Nemanič, explained that the search relates to allegations of attempting to bribe a member of the Resnička faction, Aleksander Štorek. The article mentions that shortly after the elections, there were claims of a potential attempt to buy votes from three members of the Resnička faction, offering millions to switch allegiance or support a leftist candidate. One of the three, Štorek, reportedly received an invitation from Ribič regarding possible switches. Ribič denied these claims. The journalists also sent questions to the police, but responses are pending. It is noted that the investigation did not take place at Dars or the office of the Freedom Movement. Ribič is closely tied to the largest parliamentary party, having led their election campaign in 2022, been appointed to the Eles Supervisory Board, and later becoming a member of Dars' management, eventually taking over as chairman in November 2024. He has a background in energy and infrastructure, including leading Elektro Ljubljana for nearly ten years. His role
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about alleged bribery attempts involving political figures without overtly favoring any particular side. It includes quotes from both Ribič and his lawyer, as well as references to ongoing investigations and pending police responses. While the subject matter is high-
Reconstruction: how Krivolucka became a Slovenian citizen, played by Natasha Pirc Musar, Minister Maja and Etika CerarThe article discusses recent developments in Slovenian politics, including police investigations into former mayor Andrej Ribič and potential changes at Telekom Slo. It references ongoing political tensions involving figures like Nataša Pirc Musar, Maja, and Miro Cerar. The piece also includes social media commentary on various political topics, such as the acquisition of Slovenian citizenship by Krivolucka, political scandals, and opinions on current leaders. There are mentions of legal cases against President Državnizbor and Zorán Stevanović, as well as comments on political behavior and public reactions. The tone includes informal remarks and some critical views towards certain politicians.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames discussions around political scandals and legal actions against conservative figures, suggesting a left-leaning perspective. It criticizes certain political behaviors and highlights issues within the ruling establishment, which aligns with left-wing critiques of corruption and mis
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