Slovenian presidential election

"Politics has not shown that it could be an authority. Some politicians can no longer behave appropriately for their positions - and authority is when you know what is appropriate and what is not," is convinced Marjan Šarec. Borut Pahor, on the other hand, believes that the problem in politics is that of honesty.

On Sunday, October 22, presidential elections will take place in Slovenia. These are the sixth presidential elections after independence, reports bgnes. 

Ljudmila Novak

Slovenian President Borut Pahor, former head of the center-left Social Democrats and a one-time prime minister, is likely to win a second five-year mandate in an election on Oct. 22, a poll published by the Delo newspaper on Monday showed, Reuters reported.