In Slovenia, priority must be given to Slovenians, but they are increasingly turning into second-class citizens, emphasises President of the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) Janez Janša. He asks Slovenians: ‘How long will we keep tolerating this?’
Janša has written that in every normal country citizens take precedence over foreigners, but in Slovenia this is not the case. It already started with the so-called ‘erased’, who (apart from a few exceptions who had truly been wronged due to bureaucracy) had not wanted to accept Slovenian citizenship because they had not believed in Slovenia.
Slovenian pensioners have received a raise of €2, while €130 million have been allocated for foreigners
Janša stresses that the anti-Slovenian policies continue with the government’s generosity towards migrants, who are placed in public-owned dwellings while thousands of Slovenians remain without a decent roof over their heads. ‘Miro Cerar has been allocating €130 million a year for foreigners. On the other hand, the rescue helicopters of the Slovenian Army remain without spare parts.’
Because of such policies, Slovenians are increasingly turning into second-class citizens in their own homeland and country,’ wrote President of SDS Janez Janša and also asked how long we will keep tolerating this.
Branka Jurhar