Svoboda Proposes Constitutional Charges Against Janez Janša
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“Filing a constitutional impeachment requires 46 votes in the National Assembly. If the opposition had 46 votes, it would rather file a constructive no-confidence motion and take over the government. So… a PR show for the public,” in light of the decision of the Freedom and the Left Movement parties to file a constitutional impeachment motion against Prime Minister Janez Janša, especially because of the government’s attitude towards Israel, on t…
Svoboda and Levica accuse the Prime Minister of conducting foreign policy in the interests of Israel, thereby violating the Constitution and the Foreign Affairs Act.
The Svoboda Movement is expected to submit a motion to impeach Prime Minister Janez Janša in the National Assembly, particularly over the government's attitude towards Israel. Details will be presented in a press statement at 2:30 p.m. in the National Assembly, the party announced.
The Freedom Movement has announced that it will file a constitutional impeachment motion against Prime Minister Janez Janša. The decision is said to have been made primarily because of the government's attitude towards Israel.
On Wednesday, the Slovenian opposition Freedom Movement together with the Left Party submitted a proposal for a constitutional lawsuit against Prime Minister Janez Janša in the parliament, accusing him of conducting foreign policy exclusively in the interest of Israel.
The Slovenian opposition wants to sue Janša: "He works exclusively in the interest of Israel" - The proposal was submitted at a time when Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sar is on an official visit to Ljubljana
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