SloveniaAt the 19th extraordinary session of the National Assembly, MPs discussed a request to hold a legislative referendum on the Law on Amendments and Supplements to the Law on Parliamentary Inquiry. SDS MP Žan Mahnič strongly supported the referendum and criticized the opposition, particularly the Freedom Movement, accusing them of hypocrisy, abuse of power, and fear of effective parliamentary inquiries. He noted that over 40,000 signatures were collected for the referendum and pointed out the irony of collecting signatures 'against political police' while former members of the ruling coalition signed the petition. Mahnič questioned who had accessed bank accounts of politicians and private companies, citing alleged conversations where Vesna Vuković claimed to have ordered the submission of requests to Furs, while she personally arranged for more data to be sent. He labeled the referendum as a 'referendum on corruption' and urged citizens to vote en masse on October 11. Those voting against would support 'corruption, clientelism, and corruption,' he said, adding that SDS would lead an active campaign rather than boycott as the opposing side did previously. Mahnič also addressed claims关于
Bias read (Conservative): The article presents a strong critique of the opposition, using loaded language such as 'hypocrisy', 'abuse of power', and 'fear of effective parliamentary inquiries'. It frames the referendum as a 'referendum on corruption' and explicitly criticizes specific individuals and parties, suggesting a sl
