RTV Slovenija (MMC)State / PublicProgressive7 hr. ago The opposition proposes that social dialogue be permanently enshrined in the Slovenian ConstitutionOpozicijske stranke Svoboda, SD, Levica in Vesna so vložile predlog za spremembo ustave Republike Slovenije, ki bi trajno umestil socialni dialog med temelje slovenske socialne države. Predlog vsebuje 77. a-člen, ki določa, da se socialni dialog izvaja med reprezentativnimi organizacijami delavcev in delodajalcev ter državo, s poudarkom na avtonomiji socialnih partnerjev in sodelovanju pri odločitvah, ki vplivajo na gospodarska, socialna in delovnopravna razmerja. Stranke menijo, da je socialni dialog ključen demokratičen mehanizem za usklajevanje interesov, kar bi preprečilo enostranske odločitve in izključevanje. Predlog ne zmanjšuje pristojnosti državnega zbora ali vlade, ampak zagotavlja, da je dialog sestavni del odločanja, ne pa odvisen od dobre volje oblasti.
Bias read (Progressive): Artikel podpira idejo trajnega socialnega dialoga kot osnovnega elementa socialne države, kar je v skladu z levičarskimi vrednotami. Poudarja pomembnost demokratičnega sodelovanja med delavci, delodajalcami in državo, kar kaže na levičarsko okvirjenje. Vsebinski akcent na zaščito socialnega dialoga,
DnevnikIndependent🔒Progressive20 hr. ago Who can interpret the Constitution?The article discusses concerns regarding the interpretation of Slovenia's constitution by the President of the National Assembly (DZ). The author, Zoran Stevanović, critiques the President's actions during two unimplemented sessions of the DZ where he allegedly misinterpreted constitutional provisions. He argues that the President's role is limited to setting the agenda and ensuring procedural compliance, not interpreting constitutional or legal provisions. The article references a previous instance where the President failed to establish a daily schedule, leading to the cancellation of the session. It also mentions a TV program where similar criticisms were raised. The author emphasizes the importance of respecting the constitution and laws while adhering to agreed procedures within the DZ.
Bias read (Progressive): The article criticizes the President of the National Assembly for overstepping his authority by 'interpreting' the constitution, which the author frames as an abuse of power. The tone suggests skepticism toward executive overreach and supports a more strictly defined separation of powers, aligning a