(ANSA) - LUBIANA, JULY 19 - In Slovenia, the president of the Democratic Party (SDS), the conservative Janez Janša, who in recent days was given the mandate to form a new government, informed President Borut Pahor of not being able to count on a parliamentary majority. According to STA news agency, sources close to Pahor have reported that the president Monday will inform the National Assembly that he does not want to give another candidate the mandate to form a government, since at the moment there is no majority. Not even a cabinet led by Marjan Šarec, who met with Pahor and informed him that he could not form a majority by July 23, that is 30 days after the establishment of the current national assebly took place. (ANSA).