A disagreement on a law involving religion and work caused the centre-right coalition to break up. The Prime Minister has decided to organize early elections, which are likely to be won by the left-wing opposition. (Réf. 06130)
On Thursday February 9th, the Slovak parliament passed a law calling an early election for June 17, three months ahead of schedule.
Early elections in Slovakia were proposed by Prime Minister Mikulas Dzurinda after the Christian Democrats (KDH), his main coalition partners, left the government earlier this week. The KDH party left the centre-right government to protest against Dzurinda’s refusal to implement a treaty with the Vatican that would have allowed employees to refuse to work if it conf
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