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Slovenia is called to the polls for four referendums, considered a test for the executive less than six months after its inauguration.
Slovenia is called to the polls today for four referendums, seen by observers and experts as the first test for the government less than six months after its inauguration.
The voters, specifies the Slovenian news agency Sta, will express a binding vote on a law relating to parliamentary commissions of inquiry - proposed by civil society groups - and will participate in three consultative referendums promoted by the government parties, concerning the radio and television license fee, the right to vote in local elections for citizens of third countries and the obligation to carry out work for those receiving social benefits, informs the Sta.
Polling stations will remain open from 7am to 7pm.
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