The Opposition Had a Fight Before November 17th: Matovič Is Not Going to the Protest, ŠImečka Called Him an Obstacle to Fico's Defeat
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He doesn't want to stand on stage next to Gubík, Sulík, and Cigániková. According to Šimeček, the joint performance was never about the future government.
Michal Šimečka initially claimed that everyone had confirmed their participation.
Matovič refuses to stand on stage with parties that cannot rule out cooperation with the governing coalition after next year's parliamentary elections.
The Slovakia Movement has distanced itself from the participation of some parties in the protest to be held on November 17 in Bratislava. Party representatives will therefore not participate in the protest, but protests in other regional cities will be organized by them. The chairman of the movement, Igor Matovič, claims that what he is saying today is more...
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