According to the SNP if there is a reasonable suspicion of the paying of kickbacks in the privatisation of national property, then this will be a sufficient reason to open privatisation agreements. “It will be very important for the next government to be able to sit together with any representatives of these monopolies and negotiate new rules in order to make profits and fees flow into the public purse without difficulty,“ Andrej Danko, the first deputy chairman of the SNP said.

The news I have read recently has made me horrified and disgusted. Mikuláš Dzurinda, the minister of a government which no longer has any trust, has seriously declared in Germany that on behalf of Slovakia he was promising to approve the permanent bailout fund.

The SNP deputy chairman Rafael Rafaj has given an exclusive interview to  Hungarian MTI where he has also answered questions on the SNP pre-election campaign:

Opinion polls in our country are a mixture of confusing figures bought by rich politicians with connections to business tycoons; billionaires supporting the party Smer who have already agreed the share out of the posts in the‘government-to-be‘and wish to influence the future government‘s business.