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JANŠA ODLAZI U ZATVOR 'Neću nikoga ni za što moliti'

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Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa adresses the Slovenian National Assembly in Ljubljana on February 27, 2013. Slovenia's parliament started debates today in the lead-up to a no-confidence vote that was expected to spell the end of Prime Minister Janez Jansa's one-year-old government. The motion was filed last week by the main opposition party Positive Slovenia as Jansa's five-way coalition crumbled under his refusal to resign over corruption claims. AFP PHOTO / JURE MAKOVEC
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Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa adresses the Slovenian National Assembly in Ljubljana on February 27, 2013. Slovenia's parliament started debates today in the lead-up to a no-confidence vote that was expected to spell the end of Prime Minister Janez Jansa's one-year-old government. The motion was filed last week by the main opposition party Positive Slovenia as Jansa's five-way coalition crumbled under his refusal to resign over corruption claims. AFP PHOTO / JURE MAKOVEC
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LJUBLJANA - Slovenski oporbeni čelnik i bivši premijer Janez Janša izjavio je u petak da neće tražiti odgodu izvršenja zatvorske kazne na koju je osuđen zbog korupcijske afere Patria.

"Neću nikoga ni za što moliti, osuđen sam nepravedno i bez ikakvih dokaza", kazao je Janša novinarima prilikom predstavljanja programa svoje Slovenske demokratske stranke (SDS) u Ljubljani na upit da li će tražiti odgodu odlaska u zatvor kako bi mogao predstavljati svoju stranku u kampanji pred izbore koji se održavaju 13. srpnja. On bi se prema sudskom pozivu u zatvor Dob trebao javiti idućeg petka.

Slovenski ustavni sud idućeg će tjedna objaviti ishod pritužbe na presudu njegovih odvjetnika koji tvrde da su Janši tijekom procesa bila kršena ljudska prava. Tjednik "Reporter", blizak Janšinoj ...

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