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		Janez Jansa was arrested and convicted to a prison sentence but along with his three companions was freed in 1989 after massive demonstrations organised by the population.
		Janez Jansa was also at the head of the defence forces that successfully confronted the Yugoslav army during the short war of independence in Slovenia in June 1991.
		In everyone's opinion this incident played in favour of the right, especially Janez Jansa whose determination and strength have proven more reassuring and convincing in the eyes of the population and just as the Slovenes are showing growing disquiet about their identity and their future within the European Union.
	www.robert-schuman.org /anglais/oee/slovenie/legislatives/resultats.htm (962 words)

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		Jansaâs elevation to the prime ministerâs seat is not in question, nor has it been in the month since the parliamentary elections, which were held on 3 October.
		Jansa was held responsible for the incident and dismissed by Drnovsek, who was prime minister at the time.
		Jansa opposed the courtâs decision, cultivating a nationalist atmosphere that ultimately proved fertile for the âspring parties.â This unsolved issue will probably be Jansaâs most difficult challenge.
	courses.wcupa.edu /rbove/eco343/040Compecon/Centeur/Slovenia/041108jansa.txt (786 words)

	Boston.com / News / World / Europe / Opposition wins elections in Slovenia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Janez Jansa's Slovene Democratic Party held 29 percent of the vote -- six percentage points ahead of Rop's Liberal Democratic Party -- with just over half the vote counted.
		Two smaller allies of Jansa's party finished fourth and fifth, but it was unclear whether his center-right coalition would garner enough seats in the 90-seat legislature to form a government without having to court fringe groups.
		Jansa, defense minister during Slovenia's 10-day war for independence from the Yugoslav federation, apparently capitalized on his image as a tough leader, who won't easily back down to dictates from foreign powers.
	www.boston.com /news/world/europe/articles/2004/10/03/slovenians_vote_in_parliamentary_elections (621 words)

	The Centre for SouthEast European Studies
		The surprise meeting between Janez Jansa and Ivo Sanader was aimed at reviewing progress in relations between the neighbouring countries, Jansa's office said in a press release.
		Jansa and Sanader are also said to have talked about ways of breaking a deadlock in talks on a joint statement on the avoidance of incidents in a disputed stretch of sea between the two countries.
		Jansa said he hoped the new assurances and proof presented by Croatia to the EU would be taken into account when Croatia's European prospects are being considered.
	www.csees.net /?page=news&news_id=41435 (366 words)

	Event Archive for October
		PM Janez Jansa and the chair of the government reform committee Joze P. Damijan are to present the proposal of economic and social reform at a session of the Economic and Social Council starting at 10 AM.
		Prime Minister Janez Jansa, Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology Jure Zupan and Joze P. Damijan, the head of the government reform committee, are to meet representatives of students and researchers to discuss the proposed social and economic reforms.
		PM Janez Jansa and Finance Minister Andrej Bajuk are to present the budget bills for the next two years at the parliament's 12th extraordinary session, which is to begin at 3 PM.
	www.uvi.gov.si /eng/calendar/archive/2005/10 (2683 words)

	The Prime Minister of the Republic of Slovenia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Jansa and his Luxembourg counterpart Jean-Claude Juncker have urged the British EU presidency to double its efforts in ensuring that an agreement on the EU's 2007-2013 budget framework is reached at the December summit in Brussels.
		Jansa said he was not overly optimistic, but he nevertheless hopes that an agreement may be reached in December.
		Jansa was also glad that Luxembourg would reveal "the secret of success" for the EU presidency, which Slovenia will need when it takes over as the presiding country in the first half of 2008.
	www.upv-rs.si /index.php?lng=eng (704 words)

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		Jansa also found fault with the school system, which he believes is too centralised, the demographic policy of the previous government and the financial position of municipalities, something that he described as "alarming".
		It was addressed by Slovenian European Commissioner Janez Potocnik, the head of the Slovenian Economic and Research Association Boris Cizelj, KBC director general for Central Europe, Marko Voljc and Slovenia's Ambassador to the EU Ciril Stokelj.
		Jansa was quick to point out, though, that the state will not stage a complete withdrawal: in banking, for example, it intends to retain its influence as it still wants banks to serve local needs.
	courses.wcupa.edu /rbove/eco343/050Compecon/Centeur/Slovenia/SBW_15s.doc (15583 words)

	Public relations office (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Slovene Defence Minister Janez Jansa arrived in Washington on an official visit late Thursday where he will be presented with a study on Slovene defence systems, which was conducted by a group of experts from Pentagon with Major General Joseph Garett in charge.
		Slovene Prime Minister Andrej Bajuk and Defence Minister Janez Jansa on Wednesday laid a wreath on the monument to four Slovenes who were executed in 1930 by the Italian Fascist authorities at the village of Bassovizza near Trieste.
		Janez Jansa, willparticipate at the Transatlantic Forum (a conference of WEU institutions for reconciliation of transatlantic defense and security policy initiatives) in Washington 28 and 29 June 2000.
	www.mors.si /eng/press/archive/200009/t200009.htm (8694 words)

	Jansa Criticizes the Issue of Visa to Lukashenko :: Charter'97 :: News :: 17/03/2004
		Jansa, meanwhile, also criticised the government`s pay policy at his news conference today, saying that the government has lost its sense of direction here.
		Jansa addressed high wages of the leading staff of public institutions, which exceed wages in science or at the university by a few times.
		Jansa believes that such wage contracts should be banned altogether in the public sector.
	www.charter97.org /eng/news/2004/03/17/visa (342 words)

	Premier says Slovenia not to concede to EU net payer status (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Ljubljana, 22 June: Prime Minister Janez Jansa said in an interview for the weekly Mag that Slovenia will in no way concede to become a net payer in the 2007-2013 financial period since this would be unfair.
		Asked on the government's plans in coming months, Jansa said that a strategy of Slovenia's development is about to be adopted, while first proposals for long-term reforms and the budget draft for the next two years are expected to be ready by autumn.
		Commenting on the crisis in the EU after the double rejection of the EU Constitution and the failed budget negotiations, Jansa said that the situation is not critical yet since, in theory, the Union still has a year and a half to pass the financial plan for the next period.
	news.monstersandcritics.com /mediamonitor/printer_1019166.php (387 words)

	Event Archive for 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		PM Janez Jansa is to host heads of the parliamentary deputy groups and parliamentary representatives of the Italian and Hungarian minorities for a second round of consultations on the government package of structural reforms.
		Prime Minister Janez Jansa is to hold a meeting with the heads of deputy groups and the two minority lawmakers on regionalisation issues and the bill on the declaration of an ecological zone and continental shelf in the Adriatic.
		PM Janez Jansa is meeting his counterpart Jean-Claude Juncker in Luxembourg today for talks dominated by the EU's financial arrangements for the 2007-2013 period and the crisis in the aftermath of two "no" votes on the EU constitution.
	www.uvi.gov.si /eng/calendar/archive/2005 (13046 words)

	NATO Update: Prime Minister of Slovenia visits NATO - 25 Jan. 2005
		Visiting NATO on 25 January, the Prime Minister of Slovenia, Janez Jansa, said that his country is continuing its defence restructuring and that it will reach its targets for defence spending.
		Jansa confirmed to the Secretary General that Slovenia is continuing its defence reform and restructuring, and that it will, in 2008, reach its target of two percent GDP in defence spending.
		This was the first visit by Prime Minister Jansa to NATO, and the highest-ranking visit by a Slovenian official to NATO HQ since the country’s accession to NATO.
	www.nato.int /docu/update/2005/01-january/e0125a.htm (229 words)

	Slovenia Partner
		Prime Minister Janez Jansa has said that the government will not privatise state-owned companies until the market is liberalised.
		Speaking about privatisation of banks, Jansa said the process must continue, but provided that all the investors interested are in the same position.
		Jansa said that he believed that the Liberal Democrats (LDS) had good intentions to liberalise the economy, but when the party appointed its people to the key offices in the public sector, those were no longer keen on changes.
	www.sloveniapartner.com /article.asp?ID=963 (498 words)

	Boston.com / News / World / Europe / Slovenia to stay on pro-Western path (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Jansa, 46, was expected to form a coalition government with his allies, the New Slovenia Party and the People's Party, giving them 45 deputies in the 90-seat parliament, according to final unofficial results.
		Jansa told reporters Monday he was looking to build an outright majority by reaching coalition "with parties that would support the policy that won the election."
		Jansa, defense minister during Slovenia's 10-day war for independence from the Yugoslav federation, capitalized on his image as a tough leader who will stand up to foreign powers.
	www.boston.com /news/world/europe/articles/2004/10/04/right_leaning_party_wins_slovenian_vote?mode=PF (550 words)

	1994/04/06 17:34 DEMOCRACY WITH FISTS
		When a large part of the public demanded that this be elaborated and proof submitted of such claims, Milan Kucan said that he had received all data on the basis of which he had made the statement from the Ministry of the Interior and the Intelligence Service Sova and the official crime department.
		Several years ago Jansa was their reporter, and later, during the trial of the so-called "foursome" their protege, while today precisely the Mladina criticizes him the most and calls him to task.
		After that Jansa decided not to retain his deputy seat, which he was entitled to according to the election results.
	www.aimpress.ch /dyn/trae/archive/data/199404/40406-006-trae-lju.htm (1583 words)

	Transitions Online: A Sea Change in Slovenia
		Several thousand people gathered in the main square of the capital, Ljubljana, on the evening of the vote, after it became clear that the Slovenian Democrats were heading for 29 percent of the vote and 29 of 90 seats in the parliament.
		The party's leader, Janez Jansa, a prominent political figure since the war for independence in 1991, said it was time for a better Slovenia and that the country had "stepped onto a new path."
		The only party that Jansa excluded as a possible coalition member is the Liberal Democrats (LDS), the dominant party on Slovenia's political stage over the past 12 years.
	www.buzztracker.org /2004/10/04/cache/354074.html (898 words)

	Event Archive for May
		President Janez Drnovsek and PM Janez Jansa are to inspect the Clever Ferret 2005 military exercise of the Multilateral Land Force, gathering Slovenia, Italy and Hungary.
		PM Janez Jansa and FM Dimitrij Rupel are to attend a two-day summit of the Council of Europe (CoE).
		Jansa is to hold talks with the Croatian delegation at the sidelines of the summit.
	www.uvi.si /eng/calendar/archive/2005/05 (3124 words)

	1994/03/13 21:20 DIVIDE, RULE, DISTRIBUTE
		In the last ten days or so, the Ministry of Defense,namely its number one man, experienced a number of embarrassments,owing to which Jansa's public image has been seriously shaken, while popularity polls show that he is losing his rating and that even his closest associates at one time are turning their backs on him.
		At the outset of the creation of the Slovenian state, she and Jansa were close associates, however, in time they began drifting further and further apart.
		In other words, Jansa had shortened at his discretion as Minister, the duration of the military service of the last generation of recruits, although his Ministry is empowered only to propose such a measure to the President of State, who is the one to put his signature on such such decrees.
	www.aimpress.ch /dyn/trae/archive/data/199403/40313-002-trae-lju.htm (751 words)

	Slovenia moves to the right -DAWN - International; 05 October, 2004
		SDS party leader Janez Jansa is now poised to unseat Rop and LDS's 12-year rule.
		Jansa, former defence minister in the 1990s, is now expected to form a coalition government with his allies, New Slovenia or NSi, which won 8.87 per cent and the Slovene People's Party (SLS), which won 6.95 per cent.
		Jansa said on Monday his alliance was looking for further coalition agreements to secure an outright majority, but that he might need to seek the support of Zmago Jelincic's ultra nationalist National Party that gained 6 per cent of the vote.
	www.dawn.com /2004/10/05/int14.htm (406 words)

	Slovenia hopes to match average European Union GDP by 2015 - EUbusiness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Commentator Silva Ceh wrote in the Delo newspaper on Friday that Jansa's programme meant that Slovenia's GDP growth should keep a five-percent pace over the next 10 years, while at the same time there will be major reforms of the pension, tax and health systems.
		Jansa's centre-right government was appointed last December after the coalition led by his Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) won October general elections.
		Jansa's government has made mistakes so far concerning the revision of this year's budget and the changes in the pension system which could be corrected in the future, although these changes could lead to division in the ruling four-party coalition, Kovac said.
	www.eubusiness.com /Finance/050624094302.f4883mvl (585 words)

	Slovenia, a new emerging economy
		After consultations with party leaders and two representatives of national minorities, President Janez Drnovsek proposed to parliament that Janez Jansa, leader of the Slovene Democratic Party (SDS), be asked to form a government.
		Jansa's elevation to the prime minister's seat was not in question since the parliamentary elections, which were held on 3 October.
		Janez Jansa first wrote himself into Slovenian political consciousness in the last years of the communist era.
	www.newnations.com /archive/2004/December/si.html (2521 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| Europe \| Country profiles \| Country profile: Slovenia
		Janez Drnovsek won the second round of presidential elections in December 2002 with 56% of the vote.
		Parliament backed Janez Jansa, the leader of the centre-right Slovenian Democratic Party, as prime minister after elections in October 2004 in which the party almost doubled its vote.
		Mr Jansa campaigned on a promise to cut the costs of state administration and press ahead with privatisation in anticipation of Slovenia adopting the euro.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/europe/country_profiles/1097296.stm (643 words)

	ABCNEWS.com : Opposition Wins Elections in Slovenia
		Janez Jansa's Slovene Democratic Party held 29 percent of the vote six percentage points ahead of Rop's Liberal Democratic Party with just over half the vote counted.
		Janez Jansa, leader of SDS (Slovenia Democratic Party), smiles while talking to reporters outside his party's headquarters in Ljubljana, Sunday, Oct. 3, 2004.
		Jansa's right-of-center party held 30 percent of the vote, 8 percentage points ahead of their Liberal Democrat rivals, according to preliminary results based on 12,000 votes counted in parliamentary elections.
	www.buzztracker.org /2004/10/03/cache/353226.html (656 words)

	Slovene premier stresses EU prospects for SE Europe at Austrian forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Jansa believes no one has the right to deny Eastern and SE European countries, which suffered under totalitarian regimes for too long, European prospects.
		On the margin of the forum, Jansa and Schuessel discussed the position of the Slovene minority in Austria, with Jansa extending support for the Austrian government's efforts to settle the problems regarding the minority.
		Speaking to the press after meeting Jansa, Schuessel said the recent erection of several new bilingual place names in Carinthia was an act that would not deprive Austrians of their identity, on the contrary, it will enrich it.
	news.monstersandcritics.com /mediamonitor/printer_1005680.php (369 words)

	October 14, 1991 Vreme New Digest Agency No 3
		Janez Jansha has explained that in the beginning of the Army evacuation from Slovenia it did not represent a Croatian aggresor; it was at that time still considered in some parts of Croatia to be a neutral force.
		With the sound anti-armour equipment, the personnel superiority, with the necessary diplomatic justification in the shape of the Brioni Declaration and relatively efficient anti-craft protection, Janez Jansa is hoping to finally command his own armour brigade.
		Or, as Janez Drnovsek (Federal Presidency member from Slovenia) once said, all "generals" are the same - as soon as they spot a cannon, they want to have it regardless of its price.
	www.scc.rutgers.edu /serbian_digest/3/t3-4.htm (645 words)

	Slovenia (08/05)
		Prime Minister Janez Drnovek defeated opposition candidate Barbara Brezigar in the 2002 presidential elections by a comfortable margin and was inaugurated as Kucan's successor on December 22, 2002.
		Janez Jansa was sworn in as Prime Minister on November 9, 2004 and the National Assembly confirmed the new cabinet on December 3.
		The Jansa government has said that it is committed to seeing this final stage of privatization happen under its administration.
	www.state.gov /r/pa/ei/bgn/3407.htm (6203 words)

	Slovenia Janez Jansa (Prime Minister) News - Media Monitoring Service by EIN News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		PM Jansa Believes Now is the Right Time for Reforms PM Janez Jansa told the National Council on Wednesday, 16 November that the Slovenian economy is...
		Kosovo, an unexpected proposal from Slovene President Janez Drnovsek to grant the province independence in...
		The Armenian President is scheduled to meet with Slovenian President Janez Drnovsek, Prime Minister Janez Jansa and parliament Speaker Franc Cukjati.
	www.einnews.com /slovenia/newsfeed-JanezJansa (603 words)

	classical music - andante - slovenian government drops mozart's requiem from world war ii commemoration
		The center-left opposition often accuses Jansa of questioning antifascism by claiming that the communists who led the WWII anti-fascist movement in Slovenia used the movement to seize absolute power.
		Jansa also has spoken of atrocities committed by antifascists after the war.
		Jansa's office said Friday it has changed the program, but insisted its initial choice had no symbolic meaning, saying the Mozart piece lost its religious, grieving meaning long ago.
	www.andante.com /article/article.cfm?id=25471 (220 words)

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