Minority representatives confirmed in Slovenia’s new parliament

Slovenia has confirmed its minority representatives following recent parliamentary elections, with Felice Žiža and Ferenc Horváth re-elected to represent the Italian and Hungarian communities. While both minorities retain constitutionally guaranteed seats, other groups – notably the German-speaking community – remain unrecognised.

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Eurac Research Blogs
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2026-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.57708/bcowftpwdszi8rwz29cauka
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Minority Rights and Languages
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Minority representatives confirmed in Slovenia’s new parliament

Hatto Schmidt
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Minority Rights and Languages
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Minority representatives confirmed in Slovenia’s new parliament

Hatto Schmidt
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Abstract

Slovenia has confirmed its minority representatives following recent parliamentary elections, with Felice Žiža and Ferenc Horváth re-elected to represent the Italian and Hungarian communities. While both minorities retain constitutionally guaranteed seats, other groups – notably the German-speaking community – remain unrecognised.

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