Presidential spokesman Ján Füle was left to explain why Rudolf Schuster had not signed the abortion bill after the president left for his holidays. Schuster has vetoed 34 bills in the last year photo: Shooty |
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- 1. Johnson Controls will dismiss hundreds of employees in Bratislava
- 2. Bratislava launches reservation system for testing points on public transport vehicles
- 3. Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
- 4. Nationwide COVID-19 testing – and criticism – starts again
- 5. News digest: Slovakia will receive more than 4 million vaccines
- 6. News digest: Slovakia has passed the peak of the second wave, health minister says
- 7. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 8. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 9. News digest: Weekend testing will be possible on buses as well as in companies
- 10. Old-age pension scheme gains three new features
- 1. Johnson Controls will dismiss hundreds of employees in Bratislava
- 2. Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
- 3. News digest: Slovakia will receive more than 4 million vaccines
- 4. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 5. News digest: Slovakia opens more testing sites
- 6. Bratislava launches reservation system for testing points on public transport vehicles
- 7. When will I receive my jab?
- 8. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 9. More aggressive COVID strain probably dominant in Slovakia. It is not necessarily bad news
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- 1. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 2. Johnson Controls will dismiss hundreds of employees in Bratislava
- 3. Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
- 4. Bratislava was nothing like Prague when I first came here
- 5. The elderly will be given preference. Vaccination strategy changes
- 6. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 7. News digest: Slovakia will receive more than 4 million vaccines
- 8. Cabinet agrees on COVID screening
- 9. News digest: Slovakia opens more testing sites
- 10. Unable to book antigen testing in Bratislava? Everyone will get a chance to get tested, municipality promises