LJUBLJANA, Sha'ban 18, 1435, Jun 16, 2014, SPA -- The leader of a centre-left party launched barely two weeks ago could become Slovenia's next prime minister, Reuters cited an opinion poll as reporting on Monday. Slovenia, a euro zone member which narrowly avoided an international bailout last year, will hold a parliamentary election on July 13 after its current prime minister, Alenka Bratusek, lost the leadership of her ruling centre-left party. The opinion poll published by the Delo newspaper showed 41 percent of Slovenians want political newcomer and legal expert Miro Cerar as prime minister. Only 11 percent back conservative opposition leader Janez Jansa and five percent favour Bratusek. --SPA 13:28 LOCAL TIME 10:28 GMT www.spa.gov.sa/w