Slovenia's former prime minister seeks parliamentary investigation into Berishaaj's relatives: Even three signatures

Jansha said Slovenia's government is turning this state into the front pages of newspapers abroad.

Jansha said that by May they are waiting for the three signatures he says are the ruling coalition there has promised for the formation of an investigative commission for the scandal involving Slovenia's current prime minister, Robert Golob.

The “> Apparently, all Balkan parliaments will establish investigative commissions for corruption allegations concerning the GEN company, ahead of the Slovenian National Assembly. Since May, we have waited in vain for the three promised signings of the coalition, New Slovenia's”, Jansha said.

Martin Berishaj, a few months after taking office to represent Kosovo in Zagreb, became widely recognised in Kosovo and the region after he was mentioned in reports of a major financial scandal, related to Slovenia's prime minister, Robert Golob.

It was reported that Golob was being investigated internationally due to several financial transactions from the Serbian branch of Slovenian energy supplier GEN-I, which had the company “address. M B Martin Berisha's Consulting” in Montenegro.

Berisha, via “M B Consulting” reportedly received 600 thousand euros, which he had withdrawn willing and was supposed to send them to Goobi, so that then Slovenian opposition politician T dealt with one of the Italian funds providing anonymous users.

The special prosecutor in Kosovo is investigating Berisha for money laundering, inaccuration or false property statements and tax evasion.

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) Janez Janša ( @JJanceSDS) January 17, 2023