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Monday, September 21, 2026
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New controversies have emerged in the political landscape, with allegations surfacing against Minister of Culture Martina Šimkovičová regarding an associate's salary. Concurrently, a substantial deficit of 29 million euros has been uncovered in the Gabčíkovo reconstruction fund, drawing no immediate response from the responsible ministry or company. These financial irregularities add to growing concerns over governance.
Prime Minister Robert Fico's actions and interpretations of constitutional law are under intense scrutiny, with several commentaries asserting that his policies challenge the foundations of the Slovak Republic and position the country as a vulnerable link within NATO and the EU. This comes as his recent activities, including his stance on NATO and absence from a key summit, are reviewed.
Beyond political and financial headlines, a 'March for Life' saw thousands gather in Bratislava to advocate for abortion bans and condemn surrogate motherhood. Economically, Slovakia is reported to have the lowest share of renewable energy in the EU, while municipal debt has slightly increased, though servicing costs have decreased. Amidst these developments, a heartwarming story of a family's struggle for medical treatment culminating in a miraculous recovery also captured public attention.
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New allegations of financial impropriety have surfaced, including claims that Minister of Culture Martina Šimkovičová secured a higher salary for an associate, Machala, which exceeded her own. Additionally, an investigation has revealed a deficit of 29 million euros in the Gabčíkovo reconstruction fund, with the responsible ministry and company failing to provide answers.
Aktuality.sk:
Šimkovičová secured Machala so he earned more than her and almost as much as…
This story discusses former minister Martina Šimkovičová's alleged actions in securing a higher salary for an associate, Machala, which exceeded her own and nearly matched that of Robert Fico.
Aktuality.sk:
29 million euros are missing from the Gabčíkovo reconstruction fund. Taraba's…
An investigation reveals a deficit of 29 million euros in the Gabčíkovo reconstruction fund, with no response from the responsible ministry or the company involved.
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Thousands of individuals participated in a 'March for Life' in Bratislava, advocating for a ban on abortions and condemning surrogate motherhood, highlighting ongoing debates on social and ethical issues in the country.
Aktuality.sk:
They want a ban on abortions and call surrogate motherhood slavery. Thousands…
Thousands of people participated in a 'March for Life' in Bratislava, advocating for a ban on abortions and condemning surrogate motherhood.
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