Slovenian finance minister criticises police raid on central bank before resigning

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The Bank of Slovenia

Slovenia's finance minister, Dusan Mramor, criticised a police raid on the Bank of Slovenia's premises in comments on July 12, saying it was an "attack" on the central bank – before resigning the next day.

Mramor said the investigation into the Bank of Slovenia was an "attempt to shoot the messenger". His remarks were confirmed to CentralBanking.com by a Slovenian finance ministry spokesperson.

The then finance minister said the raid was carried out as "part of an investigation into suspicions

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