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Slovak's president re-election pits press and government against each other After Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic was re-elected to become the first Slovak president serving two consecutive five-yearterms, alarm bells went off in the media. Enjoying the support of two government coalition parties headed by Slovak MPs refuse to deal with Slota signature scandal MPs at a plenum on May 21 refused to deal with a scandal that involves the forging of Slovak National Party (SNS) Chairman Jan Slota’s signature on the parliamentary attendance list by SNS caucus leader Fico is still the man for his countrymen - #1  The latest poll carried out by the Statistics Office’s UVVM agency found that Prime Minister and Smer-SD chairman Robert Fico is still Slovakia’s most trusted politician, with a rating of 37.8 percent, up from 35 Parliament questions gas industry privatisation  Slovak Economy Minister Lubomir Jahnatek has submitted to the parliament the report on the privatisation of the Slovak Gas Industry (Slovensky Plynarensky Priemysel-SPP). The enterprise, which is considered national asset of strategic importance, was privatised Parliament postpones the Lisbon Treaty ratification Slovak Parliament has postponed the vote on the Lisbon Treaty ratification once again. Due to obstructions by the opposition, who weren’t present in the House, the ruling coalition couldn’t vote the ratification of the treaty Slovak opposition first seeks freedom, then Europe  After Prime Minister Robert Fico has repeatedly survived no-confidence votes over various charges, a new political clash has provoked serious disturbance in country’s political life. The Slovak opposition parties have announced that they would not Fico under fire by opposition party  The opposition SDKU-DS party said recently that it intends to file a new parliamentary no-confidence vote on Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico over allegedly suspicious land deals, Slovak Spectator reported. The deals in question concern No construction allowed on premier’s vineyard It is not possible to perform any construction on Prime Minister Robert Fico’s controversial plot of land in the Koziarka area in the Bratislava district of Nove Mesto, as the vineyard located on it is Fedor talks about defence ministry, real-estate SDKU-DS MP and former defence minister Martin Fedor recently stated that someone is interested in turning the Slovak Defence Ministry into a realestate agency, Trend weekly reported. “Despite the scandal linked to practices at the Environmental protection act amendment inked Slovak President Ivan Gasparovic signed an amendment on July 17 to the environmental protection law on forests. The amendment had been approved by the parliament on June 21, and will become effective as of September |
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