Protests continue Slovakia with PM Fico’s Pro-Russia Stance | Scripture centers

Large crowds call Fico to leave after you visit Moscow.

Tens of thousands of people filled the roads in Slovakia, which cost the premier Robert Fico, expressing policy flexibility for closer approach to Russia.

Protesters around Friday chew, “They left, left the ground

“We need democracy and human rights and human rights as taken by EU and as included in our Constitution.

Sunday protests on the journey of the recent trip to Moscow, one of the few European Union Union leaders (EU) to visit Russia from the beginning of Ukraine three years ago.

Protests are largest on rock overseer since the 2018 journalist brought tens of thousands of people on the streets, which leads to government, right now, with FICO.

Fico, who survived his life in May, accused protesters of working with foreigners and Ukraine in an attempt to tick the minority.

The 70-year-old protester named Juraj Kadler returned to those cases, saying the demonstrations were “no more memorial”.

“I hope our representatives will find and change their action or decide to withdraw,” he said.

Left Social Leader requested the end of Slovakia Support in Ukraine, accused Russia and said they would not allow Ukraine to join NATO, Defense Alvaluan Many oversights by Russia.

FICO is also accused of cracking down in community groups and support for LGBTQ rights.