The Slovenian government hits turbulence over its planned purchase of a luxury jet.16 April 2002 LJUBLJANA, Slovenia–The Slovenian government is embroiled in a scandal over its purchase of a new governmental plane after a public outcry about its high cost. The new plane, a Falcon, made by the French company Dassault, was first reported to have cost taxpayers $35 million, […]
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