Paper Says Fate of Reforms Will Be Decided by Local Politics

Ljubljana, 10 October - The statement that Slovenia needs reforms has become quite popular recently. However, the position of Joe Public seems to be more to the tune of "reforms yes, but let them happen to somebody else", the daily Finance writes on Monday.

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Oct 10, 2005, 09:06 mh/mlp/eho

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Publish time: Oct 10, 2005, 09:06

Category: Business, Finance and Economy

Keywords: PRESS, REFORM

Author: mh/mlp/eho

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