preložiť Who is to blame for the disputes in the coalition? Danko found the culprits. He claims that the relationship between the president and the prime minister is not good
Andrej Danko, the head of the nationalists, claims that the relationship between President Peter Pellegrini and Prime Minister Robert Fico is not good. He admitted that he regrets it. He also pointed the finger at the culprits who, in his opinion, are causing problems in the coalition.
Danko found the culprits
"I am asking whether someone does not want Peter Pellegrini to form a bureaucratic government," he said. He does not believe there will be early elections as they would have to be approved by 90 MPs.
But he fears that if Prime Minister Fico has to ask for a vote of confidence next autumn, a caretaker government will come. He speaks of a game that is heading towards that. "Then they will run the whole state from the presidential palace," he says.
According to Danko, the Hlas-SD party feels no obligation for having won the presidency. He claims that Huliak was persuaded to leave the SNS parliamentary club by people from the Hlas-SD. According to him, the SNS did not break any agreements.
The source of the problems in Fico's coalition, according to him, are the president and Education Minister Tomáš Drucker (Hlas-SD). He blames them for the rebellion by the Voice deputies and the non-attached deputies around Rudolf Huliak.
"It won't help if we sit down in January until the real cards are shown," he concluded.
He says he doesn't want the government to fall apart
The SNS leader says he does not want to break up the government and called on the coalition to stick together. "I will do everything I can to unite and find an intersection of common interests," he said on STVR's political programme Saturday Dialogues. He revealed that he had approached the opposition KDH movement to join the negotiations on the laws.
Danko stressed that the new president of the National Assembly is not the topic.
See the report on the problems in the coalition.