Combining political parties is a good idea of Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) and needs to be talked about. He reported on the Sunday discussion show TV TA3 in politics Chairman of the Slovak National Party (CIS) Andrej Danko. At the same time, he was sharply reserved against increasing defense expenditure.
“We have to start talking about how to stabilize the political system so that everyone does not build a political party here, Because this causes anarchy in the management of the state. And we will meet during the summer. We are also talking about how to set up individual mechanisms in the elections, ”said Danko.
Chairman of the CIS at the same time He announced his participation in the round table convened by the President of the Slovak Republic Peter Pellegrini regarding the increase in defense spending. Danko emphasized in this context that it is against the lifting of finances into armaments and will in principle against the next year these expenses increase. At the same time, he will also ask for a round table to solve who, in his words, distributed money and arms systems to Ukraine.
The participation of representatives on the round table was also announced by the chairman of the Group Progressive Slovakia (PS) Martin Dubéci. “Basically, of course, it cannot be somehow jumping, but it should be somehow proportionally distributed in the volume of about ten years,” Dubéci stated in connection with the increase in expenditure.
Danko also commented on negotiations and voting on the amendment of the Constitution of the Slovak Republic, which should take place next week. “I will be proud to be able to be part of the Constitution that will contain attributes that will eventually reach other institutes of neighboring countries over time,” noted. The draft change of the constitution is regulated, among other things, the anchoring of two sexes, man and woman. According to Dubéci, it is not clear at the moment whether the proposal will receive the support of 90 deputies that are needed to accept the change of the Constitution.
