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Railway project leads to political crisis in Slovenia
By Railway Gazette International2018-03-15T10:02:05
SLOVENIA: Prime Minister Miro Cerar announced his resignation on March 14, after a court annulled the result of a September 2017 referendum in which 53·5% of voters had backed the government’s plans to build a 27 km second track to increase capacity on the route serving the Port of Koper.
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