Coalition Talks Focus on Supplementary Budget, Reports Say Ministries Divided
Ljubljana, 22 January - Five parties involved in negotiations about a right-leaning coalition continued talks on Sunday, focusing on supplementary budget, which is to be one of the first tasks of a new cabinet. According to unofficial media reports, the party leaders have already divided the ministries among themselves.
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Pensioners's Party (DeSUS) president Karl Erjavec arriving at New Slovenia (NSi) headquarters for coalition talks.
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Democrats (SDS) president Janez Janša arriving at New Slovenia (NSi) headquarters for coalition talks.
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Gregor Virant of namesake party arriving at New Slovenia (NSi) headquarters for coalition talks.
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People's Party (SLS) president Radovan Žerjav arriving at New Slovenia (NSi) headquarters for coalition talks.
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New Slovenia (NSi) leader Ljudmila Novak arriving at NSi headquarters for coalition talks.
Photo: Nada Mihajloivć/STA
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