Robert Fico Reacts to Election Results: According to Him, the Political Map of Slovakia Remains the Same
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After this weekend, Robert Fico must know that he lost. And if he didn't quite blame it on the local elections in Slovakia, the parliamentary elections in Serbia made it clear to him.
Robert Fico sees the joint elections as confirmation rather than a change in the balance of power. The head of state praised the smooth progress.
BRATISLAVA - No serious political conclusions can be drawn from Saturday's (October 24) joint elections. This is what Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) thinks. According to him, the elections did not change the political map of Slovakia. This is also evidenced by the fact that voters did not replace a single chairman of a self-governing region. This was reported by the Press and Information Department of the Government Office.
Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) congratulates the elected candidates in the municipal and regional elections and expects the government to continue its cooperation with local governments. According to him, the election results cannot be automatically linked to the parliamentary elections in 2027.
Saturday's municipal and county elections did not change the political map of Slovakia. This is what Prime Minister and Smer leader Robert Fico said in response to their results. The Prime Minister also denies that conclusions about the distribution of political forces ahead of the parliamentary elections in 2027 can be drawn from their results....
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