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Slovaks take to the streets to protest against Fico's policies

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Slovaks take to the streets to protest against Fico's policies

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The protests started back in December after Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. #EuropeNews

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Akesi Seli
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Seems like the majority voted for him, though.
- Pelicanen
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  22.95% of voters at 68.42% turnout, so 15.7% of eligible voters, voted for his party.
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    For Smer alone, but they are not a single party in government. Especially with the presidential elections it looks like a 50:50 split.

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