Social Democrats Are Not Going Into a Shadow Government
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The parties will not be part of the shadow government, and they see cooperation in other forms.
The Social Democrats announced that they would not join in forming a shadow government. "We do not need a framework whose rules are set by one political party," they wrote, adding that they would build a strong alternative with responsible participation from the opposition while maintaining the independent voice of social democracy.
After Wednesday's meeting, at which Svoboda leader Robert Golob offered to cooperate in a shadow government to related parties, rejections have already poured in. SD and Prerod are against it, while Levica will decide at the party's organs.
After Wednesday's meeting, at which Svoboda leader Robert Golob offered related parties cooperation in a shadow government, rejections have already started to pour in. SD reports that effective cooperation does not require frameworks where one party sets the rules. Prerod gives priority to project cooperation. In Levica, the decision will be made at the party's bodies. The Svoboda leader presented his idea of a shadow government at the beginning…
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