Slovak PM Fico proposes minister change to win back parliamentary majority

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Fico secures fragile ruling majority, waits for president’s approval

The Slovak government has been in crisis since the autumn, following the defection of two of Smer's coalition partners, the SNS and Hlas-SD (NI).

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ThePatriotLight - Slovak PM Fico proposes minister change to win back parliamentary majority

ThePatriotLight - Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was set to reclaim a slim parliamentary majority for the government on Thursday after submitting to the president a proposed cabinet change and declaration of support from four unaligned lawmakers.Slovak PM Fico proposes minister change to win back parliamentary majority

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Slovak PM Fico proposes minister change to win back parliamentary majority

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was set to reclaim a slim parliamentary majority for the government on Thursday after submitting to the president a proposed cabinet change and declaration of support from four unaligned lawmakers.

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Robert Fico submitted to President SPetor Pellegrini the signatures of four unaligned deputies around Rudolf Huliak, thus securing the necessary 76 votes.

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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has confirmed that he has regained parliamentary majority after months of coalition crisis - imaginably scarce. His government had recently struggled for support.

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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer) has proposed to President Peter Pellegrini the appointment of now-unattached MP Rudolf Huliak as Minister of Tourism and Sports. The Slovak presidential office said this in a statement, according to which Fico also attached the signatures of four lawmakers around Huliak. The cabinet thus secured the narrowest possible majority in the Chamber of Deputies; the parliamentary groups of the smaller government …