Slovakia’s president says she is postponing the appointment of a new Cabinet following last month’s parliamentary election because she cannot accept the nomination of a climate change skeptic as environment minister
Slovakia’s president announced Thursday that she is postponing the appointment of a new Cabinet following last month's parliamentary election because she cannot accept the nomination of a climate change skeptic as environment minister.
Huliak, the mayor of the town of Ocova in central Slovakia, has also attacked LGBT+ people, the European Union and expressed pro-Russian views. The Slovak National Party said Thursday it was not ready to accept the president's request that it nominate someone else. Huliak is the most controversial of the Cabinet candidates presented to the president by former populist Prime Minister Robert Fico, whose leftist Smer, or Direction, party won the most seats in the Sept.
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