Slovenian Parliament Rejects Referendum on Intervention Law
The Slovenian National Assembly has ruled against allowing a referendum on the intervention law, a move that drew criticism from trade unions. The decision was met with accusations of 'misleading' from unions and 'unreasonable maneuvers' from some politicians.
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Večina poslancev potrdila sklep o nedopustnosti ljudskega izrekanja, pobudniki so že pripravljeni na naslednji korak.
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Nova koalicija in sindikati na okopih. Referendum o interventnem zakonu je padel in se seli na ustavno sodišče. Če tega sklepa ne sprejmemo, kršimo ustavo, je že pred glasovanjem v hramu demokracije povedal prvopodpisani Janez Cigler Kralj, poslanci pa so nato z 48 glasovi za in 35 proti zaprli vrata referendumu o interventnem zakonu. Na drugi strani sindikati trdijo, da gre za 'zakon za razkroj Slovenije', sprejet brez socialnega dialoga.
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