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Read your overview of news from Slovakia on Thursday, July 23.
The prosecution of the people who are believed to have ordered and executed the murder of Ján Kuciak and Martina Kušnírová took 21 trial days.
Businessman close to Smer, Norber Bödör, is currently in custody for another case. Andruskó points a finger at him and says he has covered up the murder.
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Your overview of news from June 29, 2020.
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Abortions go to parliament again, Kočner admits he paid for the surveillance of journalists, and Fico wants Pellegrini to quit as parliament's deputy speaker. Here is what happened in Slovakia on June 19.
The Kuciak murder trial continued in Pezinok on June 17. Kočner insists an unspecified wealthy Russian is behind the deed.
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Expert on IT spoke about phones of those who executed the murders.
Kočner and Zsuzsová have, however, provided their explanation of Threema texts. The trial continues June 1.
Kočner’s brother also present, but refused to testify.
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The murder of a journalist resonates more around the world than the murder of a pope, the mobster argued to explain why he would not order the murder of Kuciak.
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The trial will continue on April 29.
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The materials should prove that Zoltán Andruskó bought SIM cards and mobile phones used by Miroslav Marček and Tomáš Szabó when conducting the murder.
His defence is based on questioning the authenticity of the messages.
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Only Tomáš Szabó was present at the court on the eighth trial day.
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Marček to be handled in a separate case.
As I followed the murder trial in person, I started wondering if and when Slovak society would sincerely begin to look into the mirror.
In court, Miroslav Kriak, who surveilled journalists for Peter Tóth, listed the names of journalists he was assigned to follow.
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Meanwhile, a prosecutor of the Special Prosecutor’s Office charged Alena Zsuzsová with ordering another murder.
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Two people have already been punished in the murder case.
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