Janez Janša is coming to the 24UR ZVEČER studio

The president of the largest opposition party, the SDS, Janez Janša, said in an interview with POP TV that he expects early elections. He believes that the outcome of the upcoming referendum could also contribute to the decision on whether or not to hold early elections in the autumn.

Is today's government interpellation just a theater, as Golob says, and a pre-election campaign for a referendum on pensions for exceptional achievements in the field of art? How does he respond to the accusations that the cost of six million euros for the referendum is enormous compared to the cost of pensions for deserving artists? Does he still claim that this referendum will be about Golob's government?

A government interpellation is scheduled today due to the Prime Minister's statement. A debate is also expected on who has done more for pensioners.

Prime Minister Robert Golob said at today's session of the National Assembly that the privatization of the social and health network is "a path to destruction", as demonstrated by speculation about the withdrawal of the Austrian company SeneCura, which received several concessions for the construction of nursing homes during the previous government. He assured that the government will insist on strengthening the public network.