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Fresh allegations of financial impropriety are emerging, including claims of the Logar family providing a significant sum to Tomaž Ročnik's daughter, scrutiny over the undisclosed sources of Anže Logar's campaign funding, and accusations that Minister Janez Cigler Kralj repeatedly used state funds for a family car. Further reports highlight an individual's acquisition of substantial funds for land after personal bankruptcy and a company renaming by Rok Snežič linked to Boris Mijić.
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Logar's family gave two million to Ročnik's daughter, whom she saved from the…
This investigative piece alleges that the Logar family provided a significant sum of money to the daughter of Ročnik, who was reportedly being pursued by the state, suggesting potential financial impropriety or influence.
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Logar's campaign among the most expensive. The origin of most money is unknown
This news story investigates the funding of Anže Logar's political campaign, highlighting that it is one of the most expensive, with the sources of a significant portion of the funds remaining undisclosed.
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Minister Cigler Kralj bought a family car at state expense again
An investigative report claims that Minister Cigler Kralj has again used state funds to purchase a family car, raising questions about the misuse of public resources.
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He was in personal bankruptcy, now he has 800,000 euros for plots near Ljubljana
This news story investigates how an individual, previously declared bankrupt, has acquired a substantial sum of 800,000 euros to purchase land near Ljubljana, raising questions about the source of funds and financial history.
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Snežič renamed Mijić's company to 'Nova necenzurirano' #documents
This investigative piece reveals that Rok Snežič has renamed Boris Mijić's company to 'Nova necenzurirano,' presenting documents related to this change and implying a connection or strategy involving the news outlet's name.
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