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Slovenian Constitutional Court permits referendum on emergency development law

Slovenia's Constitutional Court allowed a referendum on an emergency law, blocking measures intended to support the country's development. The decision creates a domestic institutional and policy confrontation.

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The blocked measures could delay national development initiatives.

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