LJUBLJANA, Slovenia (AP) Natasa Pirc Musar loves to ride her motorcycle. She also has worked as a human rights lawyer, a TV presenter, ran Slovenia’s top data protection agency and now is the small European Union nation’s first female president.
Liberal rights advocate Natasa Pirc Musar won a runoff Sunday to become Slovenia's first female head of state, and said she will seek to bridge the deep left-right divide in the Alpine nation of 2 million.
Slovenia's president-elect, former top lawyer Natasa Pirc Musar, said she will try to bridge the right-left political divide in her nation of 2 million people, after her victory in Sunday's election.
Slovenia has elected a lawyer linked to former US first lady Melania Trump as its first-ever female head of state, writes George Wright. Natasa Pirc Musar is a journalist and lawyer who ran as an independent with the backing of Slovenia s centre-left government. She defeated former foreign minister Anze Logar - a veteran of conservative […]