Voting begins in Slovenia on four referendums, first test for Prime Minister Janša
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In Slovenia, more than 3,000 polling stations opened this morning at 7:00 a.m., where voters will decide on four referendums, three advisory and one legislative.
This vote is considered the first test for the right-wing government of Janez Janša since it was formed in June this year. On the legislative referendum, citizens of Slovenia will decide whether the existing law on parliamentary inquiry should remain in force or not, and for the law to be rejected, at least one fifth of all eligible voters must vote against it. The advisory referendums are not binding, and citizens will vote on whether to abolish the subscription
