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Should the secret service be closed down?

The Slovenian secret service has been in the headlines frequently of late. First it was for unauthorised bugging operations, then improper use of airline tickets and most recently its involvement in the dealings of a television broadcaster. Now there is an open discussion about whether the SOVA intelligence agency should be closed down for good. "'SOVA is on its last legs. Its reputation in the country has hit an all-time low.' This was Slovenian President Janez Drnovsek's response to SOVA's illegal dealings and irregularities, uncovered in the most recent report by the government's delegate to the agency... Its illegal financial activities are even more secret than the agency's core business, the secrets. The director of the agency claims to have had no knowledge of the goings-on - and he's the boss of an intelligence agency... It's now the government's task to restore law and order at SOVA. Otherwise we can do without this secretive secret service."

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