OĽaNO chair Matovič drops new texts between Glváč and Kočner

The leaked Viber communication between the two ran from 2014 to 2017.

Deputy Speaker Martin Glváč (Smer)Deputy Speaker Martin Glváč (Smer) (Source: SME)

Ordinary People and Independent Personalities (OĽaNO) chair Igor Matovič has published the second part of the communication between Deputy Speaker Martin Glváč and businessman Marian Kočner through the Viber app.

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“The public has the right to know what a perverse mafia lackey we have in the post of deputy speaker,” Matovič said when he published the texts, as quoted by Sme.

Matovič published the first part on October 22, which reveals Kočner was to get a made-up interview with Glváč published in the Plus 7 Dní weekly (published by the Penta-owned News and Media Holding) to improve Glváč’s damaged image in the eyes of the public. The messages suggest Glváč wrote the interview himself.

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