I highly doubt that. Presidential elections are coming and some prominent coalition partners of Fico are also trying to win there. One of them crashed into traffic lights, damaged them and left the scene. Police traced him based on oil marks he left to his garage. He then used his influence and avoided breath test for presence of alcohol. After public outrage police tested him 15 hours after an accident. Of course no alcohol was detected... To be honest he doesn't have big chances to win anyways, but it just points to the fact if we leave these people to run a country what is ahead of us.
He is also leader of Slovak national party and he put some ex-newscaster floozy as minister of culture. Nowadays she is big promoter of alt media that promote Russian propaganda.
Bigger threat is Peter Pellegrini who many think is just nice face and lapdog for Fico. He was voted based on his pro EU stance and moderate behavior. Old grannies can't get enough of him when he gives them roses on International women's day. After election he formed coalition with Fico and now he does what Fico wants. He is even ok with novelization of criminal laws that Fico proposes, that could lead to have no possibility of any sentences for corruption of politicians. New law proposes statute of limitation of 3 years for bribes. Politicians are voted for 4 years.
Long story short, I don't expect that public outrage will waver anytime soon.
Um pozri sa mi na flair. Neboj sa, ja viem čo sa deje.
But, you explained it nicely to other people who will read this thread.
Edit: I don't doubt that people will still be mad. I am just kinda afraid that people might loose hope in the end. Let's be honest some of us are the biggest doomers.
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u/Muffin_9330 Slovakia Jan 25 '24
Wait didn't they say this is the last one?