Two Slovenian parliamentarians from the Social Democracy Party (SD) argue that the state should give greater importance to the celebrations of the Day of Prekmurje and the Day of Primorska by organizing them annually at the national level. They emphasize that these days are integral parts of Slovenia’s history and identity, representing the efforts of people who preserved the Slovene language, culture, and nationhood. The lawmakers stress that both regions are essential components of Slovenia’s heritage and that their recognition should be consistent rather than dependent on annual decisions. They criticize the current practice of celebrating these days primarily on specific anniversaries, arguing it fails to reflect their national significance.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the call for annual national celebrations of Prekmurje and Primorska as a necessary correction to the current underrepresentation of these regions' historical and cultural significance. The emphasis on preserving Slovene identity and the critique of the existing celebration model,






