US EditionCzech MEP Accuses Slovak Government of Spying on Delegation Investigating EU Funds
- Czech MEP Tomáš Zdechovský accused the Slovak government of spying and intimidating his delegation during a recent EU funds fact-finding mission in Slovakia.
- This allegation arose after Zdechovský and his four-member committee from the European Parliament's Budgetary Control Committee observed suspicious monitoring and faced hostile statements by Slovak officials.
- Senior Slovak politicians, including Prime Minister Robert Fico, condemned the mission and called Zdechovský a 'political assassin,' aiming to discredit the investigation.
- Zdechovský addressed a letter expressing concern over alleged intentional surveillance during an EU funds monitoring mission in Slovakia, urging the European Parliament leadership, including President Roberta Metsola, to take action and consider responses directed at the Slovak government.
- The incident raises concerns over respect for cooperation principles between EU member states and parliamentary oversight, suggesting risks to mission independence and the fight against misuse of EU funds.
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Czech MEP Tomaš Zdehovski, who led the mission of the Committee for Budget Control of the European Parliament to Slovakia, today asked for police protection for himself and his family after the latest attacks on Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico, who today called him a paid murderer and a freak.
"He read propaganda written for him by Progressive Slovakia, KDH and SaS (opposition parties - ed.)," Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said of Czech MEP Tomáš Zdechovský's public appearances during his stay in Slovakia. On Monday, he called him a hitman. "If a situation like this ever arises again that a MEP like Mr. Zdechovský comes to Slovakia and does this dirty opposition work like a hitman, we will ask him to leave the territory of the Slo…
Center-right MEP from the Czech Republic Tomáš Zdehovsky said about the false and political launch of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fizo on the occasion of a recent monitoring mission to Europe Parliament in Slovakia. The corresponding letter was sent by the MEP to the President of the European Parliament, Roberto Mezzoli, transmitted by Euractiv. It is noted that the mission of the European Parliament aimed to control the use of European funds i…
The deputy believes that the EU delegation visiting Slovakia was under constant surveillance by the local intelligence services.
The MEP Tomáš Zdechovský expressed serious concern about the behaviour of the Slovak authorities during a recent European Parliament fact-finding mission, denouncing surveillance and political pressure.
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