Slovak Parliament Sees Heated Exchange Between Ruling and Opposition Parties Over Nepotism Allegations
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A sharp debate erupted in Slovakia's parliament between representatives of the ruling Smer-SD party and the opposition Progressive Slovakia over allegations of political nepotism. The confrontation centered on reports that Robert Fico's son receives a 5,000-euro salary from a party agency, sparking accusations of parasitism between Tibor Gašpar of Smer-SD and Martin Dubéci of Progressive Slovakia. The exchange saw both politicians trading accusations of political favoritism and improper financial arrangements within their respective parties. The heated parliamentary debate reflects ongoing tensions in Slovak politics over issues of transparency and the proper use of political positions for personal or family benefit.