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Uncensored.si - Janšev's Minister Rončević refuses to say whether he is a member of the Masonic Lodge
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Uncensored.si - Janšev's Minister Rončević refuses to say whether he is a member of the Masonic Lodge

The article reports that Minister for Education, Science, and Youth Borut Rončević has not responded to questions regarding his membership in any of the construction guilds, despite being linked to the influential Slovenian businessman Otmar Zorn through his role as director of the Institute Naprej. The institute, which was previously led by Zorn, is closely associated with him and operates under the name 'Stari' and the Scottish Freemason Order (ASSR). The article notes that while Zorn was involved in founding the institute and had significant influence over its operations, current director Jure Mikuž now leads the organization. The article highlights concerns around potential conflicts of interest and the lack of transparency from Rončević, who has not provided answers to specific inquiries. It also references past controversies involving other politicians and Zorn, including former Prime Minister Janez Janša’s criticism of Logar during a televised debate.

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Uncensored.si - Janšev's Minister Rončević refuses to say whether he is a member of the Masonic Lodge

The article reports that Minister for Education, Science, and Youth Borut Rončević has not responded to questions regarding his membership in any of the construction guilds, despite being linked to the influential Slovenian businessman Otmar Zorn through his role as director of the Institute Naprej. The institute, which was previously led by Zorn, is closely associated with him and operates under the name 'Stari' and the Scottish Freemason Order (ASSR). The article notes that while Zorn was involved in founding the institute and had significant influence over its operations, current director Jure Mikuž now leads the organization. The article highlights concerns around potential conflicts of interest and the lack of transparency from Rončević, who has not provided answers to specific inquiries. It also references past controversies involving other politicians and Zorn, including former Prime Minister Janez Janša’s criticism of Logar during a televised debate.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the issue as a matter of accountability and transparency, highlighting the potential conflict of interest between Rončević and Zorn, who is portrayed as a powerful figure in the construction sector. The tone suggests concern over the influence of private interests in public office

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