News Digest: Same-Sex Wedding Bells Alarm PM Fico, Ex-PM Matovič’s Rally Turns Ugly
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A Slovak opposition lawmaker and her party on Tuesday pushed back against criticism from Prime Minister Robert Fico after he said the politician's marriage to another woman was "unconstitutional."
A Slovak opposition lawmaker and her party on Tuesday pushed back against criticism from Prime Minister Robert Fico after he said the politician's marriage to another woman was "unconstitutional."
The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fitso, criticized the deputy of the opposition party, Lucius Plavakovou, who had married a woman (the LGBT movement was declared extremist and prohibited in Russia), for violating the country's Constitution, and Prime Minister Robert Ficó, who had criticized the head of the Parliamentary Committee on Human Rights and National Minorities, Lucius Plavakova, who had entered into a same-sex marriage, handed ove…
Slovak MP Lucia Plaváková (Progressive Slovakia) announced on social media that she married her partner over the weekend. This was subsequently criticized by Prime Minister Robert Fico (Směr), who called it a value provocation. He referred to the Slovak constitution, which defines marriage as a union between a man and a woman.
In 2014, during his previous term as prime minister, Fico enshrined in the Constitution that marriage is the union between a man and a woman.
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