Who advises Slovenian Prime Ministers and at what cost?

An investigation into who advises Slovenian Prime Ministers reveals varying practices: Šarec's government hired no advisors, Janša's government signed two contracts for 76,000 euros, while Golob's government has spent significantly more in its full mandate.

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Kdo v resnici svetuje predsednikom vlade?

Kdo v resnici svetuje predsednikom vlade – in koliko nas to stane? Šarčeva vlada v dveh letih ni najela nobenih svetovalcev. Janševa vlada je v dveh letih sklenila dve svetovalni pogodbi in izplačala 76 tisoč evrov. Golobova jih je v polnem mandatu podpisala sedemnajst in izplačala več kot dvakrat toliko – 156 tisoč evrov. Janša je stavil na pravo in debirokratizacijo, Golob na komunikacije, energetiko in humanitarno politiko.

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Who advises Slovenian Prime Ministers and at what cost?

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