βοΈ πΈπ° πΊπ¦ The Slovak parliament voted for a vote of no confidence in the government supporting Ukraine
Majority parties in Slovakia's parliament that criticize the government for too much support for Ukraine and insufficient attention to the resulting economic turmoil voted a vote of no confidence with 78 votes out of 150, Reuters reported.
Somebody's sick of it already....
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Majority parties in Slovakia's parliament that criticize the government for too much support for Ukraine and insufficient attention to the resulting economic turmoil voted a vote of no confidence with 78 votes out of 150, Reuters reported.
Somebody's sick of it already....
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#aid_for_Ukraine
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βοΈπΈπ° Slovakia may have a government critical of sanctions
βͺοΈ Last Thursday, the Slovak Parliament passed a vote of no confidence in the government of Eduard Heger, who will temporarily continue to serve as prime minister.
βͺοΈPresident Zuzana ΔaputovΓ‘ has proposed holding early elections in January.
βͺοΈ According to the poll, the parties with the highest levels of support at 20% and 16% are HLAS-SD (Voice-Social Democracy) and SMER-SD (Course-Social Democracy), which are critical of EU policies and oppose anti-Russian sanctions.
βͺοΈThe resignation of the government has caused enthusiasm among Slovaks, as can be seen on social media. People congratulate each other and celebrate the "end of terror" of the liberals.
βͺοΈ Slovaks are no less critical of President Zuzana Chaputova, demanding that "this pro-American blonde be removed from the Bratislava Palace.
#EuropeanUnion #Slovakia
Based on: @anna_news
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βͺοΈ Last Thursday, the Slovak Parliament passed a vote of no confidence in the government of Eduard Heger, who will temporarily continue to serve as prime minister.
βͺοΈPresident Zuzana ΔaputovΓ‘ has proposed holding early elections in January.
βͺοΈ According to the poll, the parties with the highest levels of support at 20% and 16% are HLAS-SD (Voice-Social Democracy) and SMER-SD (Course-Social Democracy), which are critical of EU policies and oppose anti-Russian sanctions.
βͺοΈThe resignation of the government has caused enthusiasm among Slovaks, as can be seen on social media. People congratulate each other and celebrate the "end of terror" of the liberals.
βͺοΈ Slovaks are no less critical of President Zuzana Chaputova, demanding that "this pro-American blonde be removed from the Bratislava Palace.
#EuropeanUnion #Slovakia
Based on: @anna_news
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