Janez Janša - Factbites

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	Nedelja - cerkveni list krške škofije
		decembra 2003 je prejela najvišje državno odlikovanje, zlati častni znak svobode Republike Slovenije – v predsedniški palači v Ljubljani je predsednik Republike Slovenije dr. Janez Drnovšek slovesno podelil tri najvišja državna odlikovanja: akademiku, profesorju, akademskemu slikarju Janezu Berniku, akademski glasbenici in profesorici Ireni Grafenauer ter akademiku, pisatelju Dragu Jančarju.
		Prešernova nagrajenca bosta slavna flavtistka Irena Grafenauer, ki bo prejela nagrado za vrhunsko poustvarjalnost na področju glasbene umetnosti, slikarju in grafiku Bogdanu Borčiču pa bo podeljena nagrada za življenjski opus.
		V svojih zahvalnih besedah po podelitvi odlikovanja je Irena Grafenauer razkrila, da je zbolela za neozdravljivo vrsto levkemije, rekoč: „Preživim lahko samo s pomočjo darovalca primernega kostnega mozga.
	www.nedelja.at /ex/index.php/topstory/more/preernova_nagrajenka_2005_slavna_flavtistka_irena_grafenauer_korenini_na_av

	Central Europe Review - Slovene News Review
		SDS leader Janez JanÅ¡a came in fourth with six percent, ZLDS leader Borut Pahor placed sixth with only 2.6 percent support.
		Pahor was put on the spot and asked to appraise DrnovÅ¡ek's eight year tenure as Prime Minister, but only said that DrnovÅ¡ek had been effective.
		Later, DrnovÅ¡ek was asked whether he would forego the post of Prime Minister to run in presidential elections next year.
	www.ce-review.org /00/32/slovenianews32.html

	Developments in Slovenia since 1990
		The Social Democratic Party of Slovenia - a right wing party - left the coalition in March 1994, when its party leader Janez Jana was replaced as minister of defence.
		Slovenia is often named in combination with Visegrad-countries as a favourite candidate for admission to the European Union in the near future.
		After the elections of November 1996 Prime Minister Drnovsek was charged with the formation of a new coalition government, consisting of the Liberal Democracy of Slovenia (LDS), the Slovene's People's Party (SLS) and the Democratic Party of Slovenian Pensioners (DeSUS).
	www.europeanforum.bot-consult.se /cup/slovenia/develop.htm

	Political parties in Slovenia
		Internal problems leading to the 1992 election defeat have been overcome, Janez Jana now being the indisputable leader of the party.
		In June 1996 the party filed a request to hold a referendum on changes to be made in the constitution and the election law.
		In fact, the SDSS denounced its consultative membership of the Socialist International when the party was refused to be admitted as full member of the organisation.
	www.europeanforum.bot-consult.se /cup/slovenia/parties.htm

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