"That's a fine resolution. Many more people should be fighting against corruption and clientelism, and many of these should begin this fight by looking at their own affairs." Culture Minister Milan Kňažko, upon hearing that Peter Ďuračka, a former MP who has had several run-ins with police, wanted to join Prime Minister Dzurinda's SDKÚ party and fight corruption. |
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Schools will continue with distance education. Curfew will be applied on January 25 and 26 too.
Gabriel Šípoš leaves Transparency International Slovakia after 11 years. Slovakia has gone a long way in transparency, he says.
The proposal has raised several critical reactions.
Leaked documents show the recipients of the Labour Ministry’s 2020 subsidies were favoured even though they did not achieve the highest score in the competition.
