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Outgoing Slovak President Mulls Premiership
Outgoing Slovak President Mulls Premiership
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PRAGUE (Sputnik) - Slovak President Andrej Kiska, whose term expires in June, said Sunday he wanted to create a new political party and run for prime minister. 07.04.2019, Sputnik International
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Outgoing Slovak President Mulls Premiership
PRAGUE (Sputnik) - Slovak President Andrej Kiska, whose term expires in June, said Sunday he wanted to create a new political party and run for prime minister.
"I am ready to do whatever it takes to give the republic back to the people," he told a local television station, Markiza.
He said he wanted to prevent the return to power after 2020 of Slovakia’s long-ruling Direction party in a coalition with People’s Party.
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Kiska backed Zuzana Caputova, a lawyer and civic activist, in last month’s presidential election. He called her election a victory and urged opposition parties to unite.