Minister Matoz, the CCP, the police and the prosecutor's office received anonymous reports with new alleged evidence of corruption, the anti-corruption2026 website is back online

Zanima.meIndependentCenter23 hr. ago

The website anti-corruption2026 has reactivated after several months, reposting previously published videos of secret conversations involving prominent figures from Slovenia’s left-wing political scene. The content includes discussions about alleged connections, influence, and corrupt practices within Slovenian politics. Among those featured are former Justice Minister Dominika Švarc Pipan, Rok Hodej, and Nina Zidar Klemenčič, who speak about potential corruption involving politicians such as Ljubljana mayor Zoran Janković. It is reported that the Corruption Prevention Commission, the General Police Directorate, and the Specialized State Prosecution received a new anonymous complaint linked to multiple individuals, including current Interior Minister Franci Matoz. The complainant claims to be resubmitting four complaints originally filed in March 2026, though their exact contents remain unknown. The reactivation of the site has sparked speculation about whether further revelations will follow.

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DomovinaIndependentProgressiveyesterday

An anti-corruption website called anti-corruption2026, which previously exposed secret conversations involving prominent leftist political figures and detailed corrupt practices of the political elite, has become accessible again after several months. The site remains active, with the latest recorded conversation still available under Appendix 5. Meanwhile, anonymous reports alleging corruption against multiple individuals were officially received by the Commission for Prevention of Corruption (KPK), the General Police Administration, and the Specialized State Prosecution, with Interior Minister Franci Matoz among the recipients. These reports include four previously submitted claims from March 2026. The KPK has confirmed receipt but has not publicly disclosed this information. Additionally, there are developments regarding the sudden cancellation of a meeting at the Commission for Control of Intelligence and Security Services (KNOVS) led by MP Janja Sluga from the Freedom Movement. Sluga had planned to present information about potential foreign influence, particularly from Russia and Israel, on Slovenia’s sovereignty and national security. However, she canceled the session, which

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the allegations of corruption as credible and significant, emphasizing the involvement of high-profile political figures and the potential implications for national integrity. It highlights the efforts of anti-corruption advocates and criticizes the lack of transparency from state