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Deputy Bratušek asked the Prime Minister about the effects of the adopted anti-crisis measures, their long-term consequences, and the effect on the country and public finances. In his reply to the question and claims about over-indebtedness at the time of the epidemic, the Prime Minister emphasised that funds borrowed by Slovenia last year were intended for the people and the economy to preserve jobs. Slovenia went into debt, but it did not indulge in over-borrowing and its indebtedness was below the EU average. He also highlighted that Slovenia borrowed money at a favourable rate during the epidemic. Bonds with negative interest rates were issued, which means that the taxpayers will return less than Slovenia borrowed. He emphasised that money was spent on saving banks several years ago. Among these were two tycoon banks in which you invested half a billion euros so that those who would have become bankrupt at the time if these debts had been recovered are today enjoying their yach

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