Levica in Vesna so danes v Državni zboru vložili predlog sprememb zakona o prikritih vojnih grobiščih in pokopu žrtev. Predlog naj bi črtal člen, ki 17. maja razglaša za nacionalni spominski dan na žrtve komunističnega nasilja. Namerava je, da bi se s tem spremembo izbrisal spominski dan, ki je bil sprejet v letu 2022, a ukinjen leta 2024. Sokoordinatorica Levice Asta Vrečko je poudarila, da namen predloga ni sprava, ampak ideološko razdvajanje v družbi. Po njej je spominski dan viden kot "ideološki projekt desnice", kar kaže na polemiko med leviti in desničarskimi silami v politiki.
Pogovor o spremembi je potekal na novinarski konferenci, kjer je Vrečko poudarila, da je novela zakona sprejeta brez širše javne in strokovne razprave. To je po njenem mnenju omogočilo, da se razlike v družbi poglabljajo vsako leto ob tem prazniku. Vrednotenje zgodovine, po njenem mnenju, ne sodi pod nadzor države, ampak je naloga pristojnih institucij, fakultet in muzejev. To pomeni, da bi lahko spominski dan postal večji izvor spora, ker bi ga nekatere stranke opisovali kot politično motivirano dejanje.
Predlog sprememb je pričakovati, da bo podprla tudi Resnica. Vodja poslanske skupine Resnice Katja Kokot in predsednik Resnice Zoran Stevanović sta ob sprejemanju novele zakona izrazila mnenje, da praznik ni potreben. "Resnica ima zdaj možnost, da stoji za svojimi besedami," je poudarila Vrečko. Pogovor o možni podpori bo tudi z SD-jem in Svobodo. V Levici pričakujejo, da bodo predlog podprli, kar kaže na možno podporo med nekaterimi političnimi silami.
Nacionalni spominski dan na žrtve komunističnega nasilja je bil razglašen 17. maja 2022 v času vlade Janeza Janše, a je bil ukinjen leta 2024 v času vlade Roberta Goloba. Sprejeta novela zakona določa tudi, da bodo posmrtni ostanki iz prikritih grobišč pietetno in trajno pokopani na pokopališču Žale v Ljubljani. Območje pokopališča bi dobilo status kulturnega spomenika državnega pomena. Ljubljanski župan Zoran Janković je napovedal, da bodo s pravnimi službami preučili možnosti preprečitve pokopa. Meni, da si žrtve zaslužijo pokop, vendar ne na Žalah, kjer ni dovolj prostora. To pomeni, da obstaja polemika tudi glede lokacije pokopa, kar dodatno dopolnjuje kompleksnost spora.
Koalicija, ki je pripravila novelo zakona, vključuje SDS, Demokrate in trojček NSi, SLS in Fokus. Spor o spominskem dnu je torej ne samo vprašanje zgodovine, ampak tudi vprašanje identitete in vedenja države. Medtem ko ene stranke opisujejo spominski dan kot ideološki projekt, drugi ga oporečejo kot potrebno spominjanje. Ta situacija kaže na globoko razdelitev v družini, ki se vpliva na politične odnose in samoumevane vrednote.
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Maribor24IndependentCenterFactual 85Objective 7016 days agoMembers of the Left Party and the Green Party have submitted a proposal to amend the law on hidden war graves and burial of victims, aiming to remove the clause that designates May 17th as a national memorial day for victims of communist violence. The Left Party claims the introduction of this memorial day serves an ideological purpose rather than fostering reconciliation, warning it would deepen societal divisions annually. They argue that the state should not interpret history but leave it to appropriate institutions such as universities and museums. The proposal is expected to gain support,
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a legislative proposal without taking a stance on its merits or drawbacks. It presents the positions of the Left Party and mentions other parties' potential support, but does not exhibit biased language, one-sided sourcing, or omission of context.
Why these scores (Factual 85 · Objective 70): The article presents facts accurately based on statements from Levica officials and mentions the legislative action taken by the National Assembly. However, it leans toward the perspective of Levica, using terms like 'ideological project of the right' which may imply bias.
RTV Slovenija (MMC)State / PublicLeftFactual 85Objective 7016 days agoLeft-wing parties Levica and Vesna have proposed amendments to the law on concealed war graves and burial of victims, aiming to remove the clause that designates May 17th as the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Communist Violence. They argue that the introduction of this memorial day was done without broader public or expert discussion and view it as an ideological project of the right. The proposal is expected to gain support from the Resni.ca party.
Bias read (Left): The article frames the removal of a memorial day associated with communist violence as a progressive move by Left and Vesna, criticizing it as an 'ideological project of the right.' It emphasizes the opposition to the commemoration and presents the Left's stance as seeking to deepen societal divides
Why these scores (Factual 85 · Objective 70): The article accurately reports the proposed amendment to the law regarding hidden war graves and victims' burials, including the removal of the May 17 memorial day for communist violence. It cites statements from representatives of Levica and Vesna, providing their perspectives on the issue. However
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