Opposition Party Accuses Slovak Government of Unconstitutional Pay Raises

The Christian Democratic Movement (KDH), a Slovak opposition party, has accused the government of raising its own salaries in violation of the constitution. The party argues that legal rules must apply equally to all citizens and officials, demanding the government rectify what it considers an unconstitutional decision. KDH, a center-right Christian democratic party that has been part of Slovakia's political landscape since the 1990s, is challenging the legitimacy of the salary increases approved by the current administration.