The non -parliamentary national coalition changed its name to the rural party. On Tuesday, its leader and minister of tourism and sport informed Rudolf Huliak (independent). He stressed that the party wants to represent traditional values and especially the traditional agrarian essence of Slovakia. The party will support regions. Huliak stressed that Slovakia is a country country.
“It is a long -term requirement to create a party that will represent a traditional family, the traditional agrarian essence of Slovakia, but especially to take care of the Slovak countryside,” ” Huliak declared.
The National Coalition had a dream in Očova on Monday (30 June), where he said they unanimously agreed to change the name of the party. The Rural Party will use the brand of St. The change was announced by Huliak together with the non -attached parliamentarians Ivan Ševčík, Pavel Ľupták and Roman Malatinc, who are part of Huliak’s party.
The party claims to the ideas of the agrarian politics of Milan Hodža, wants to be a dam against “progressiveism” and supports the voice of a common peasant reason. “We do not care for religion, nationality, sexual orientation. We care that the one who owns an identity card loves his native land and Slovakia and let everyone else live peacefully,” Huliak said. It criticizes the functioning of the EU, its party insists on its fundamental reconstruction and reform, and is against the abolition of the right of the sentence of the Member States.
The Rural Party does not yet know whether he will stand alone in the parliamentary elections or to contact someone. According to Malatinec, the municipal elections to be in 2026 will be a test for her. Mayors and mayors from the countryside have “open doors”. After these elections, they will evaluate the situation. Huliak stressed that he was against discrimination against small parties.
“Whether we go with that or the one, we are ready to go with anyone who is serious about Slovakia and especially who is serious about the countryside,” declared. He did not directly rule out cooperation with the CIS chief Andrej Danko in the event of joining the national forces, but recalled that he was already a seasoned politician.
Huliak, together with Ševčík and Ľupták, got to Parliament on the CIS candidate. After disagreements in the CIS club, all three of him left it last autumn last year. After the coalition crisis, Huliak became a minister. Roman Malatinec, who worked in his voice-SD, joined the national coalition.
