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Corruption & scandals
News on corruption in Slovakia
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With a new government, changes in the police would be very likely.
Organised crime charges against the co-founder of Penta.
Contradictions in opinions on the case against Fico and Kaliňák.
Peter Kažimír served as finance minister under Smer governments. He says he is innocent.
The Specialised Criminal Court decided Kusý will be prosecuted at large.
Prosecutor wants more evidence.
Police say Makó did not initiate the crime, and cooperated with investigators in Purgatory and other major cases.
Key witness in the Cattle Breeder case now talks of thousands, rather than hundreds of thousands of euros paid in bribes.
Ex-special prosecutor Kováčik will no longer serve as prosecutor.
Dušan Kováčik's definitive conviction could clear the way for multiple further cases.
Supreme Court reverses earlier decision by Specialised Criminal Court to allow former interior minister's detention.
There is always a group of voters who choose evil, Nicholson opines.
Pčolinský maintains innocence.
Former prime minister and interior minister face organised crime charges.
His own political camp is unconvinced.
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Smer leader Robert Fico may face custody too, he voiced his concerns in a letter to leaders of EU countries.
The general prosecutor excluded Special Prosecutor Daniel Lipšic from the case.
After one year as special prosecutor, Daniel Lipšic says efforts to muddy the investigation of major corruption cases have been successful.
The General Prosecutor’s Office drops just some charges.
Slovakia is still under the EU average.
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