The situation in Slovakia would According to the Czech Minister of Foreign Affairs, at some point the Slovak President Peter Pellegrini could have announced the opportunity to announce early elections. Jan Lipavský said this on Tuesday in the interview CT24. He pointed out that the Slovak coalition and the opposition often struggle with the lack of votes needed to enforce their proposals. According to him, the situation is in the hands of Slovak citizens, informs the TASR rapporteur in Prague.
“There are different messages come. We see that There is an attempt to express the mistrust of Fico’s government in Parliament, a series of demonstrations took place. But it does not seem that the opposition at the moment has enough votes to express distrust. At the same time, we see that even the government is not able to have enough votes in Parliament for key votes. What could result in a moment that the President then has the opportunity to declare early elections, ” He described the situation of Lipavský.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said on Monday that Czech politicians interfere with the internal affairs of the Slovak Republic, unlike Slovak, who, in his words, never interfered. According to Lipavský, however, Slovak politicians also comment on the Czech domestic political scene. He added that he is restrained in commenting in Slovakia and he does not want to comment on him very much.
“I try to approach the relationship practically. I am in a relatively frequent contact with a Slovak colleague … I invited him to Prague, it will come soon,” He advised the head of Czech diplomacy to visit Juraj Blanar.
When asked whether Slovakia is in danger of some of Robert Fico’s statements about Ukraine, he responded by saying that they must evaluate themselves whether the Slovaks feel isolated themselves. According to him, the Czech Republic does not insulate. The only thing the Czech government has done was a symbolic step of postponement of intergovernmental consultations, the minister said. He added that whether at EU or NATO level, he did not record a step from the Slovak Republic, which would endanger the security of the Czech Republic.
