Andrej Danko: I don't want Government to fall

Parliamentary Chairman and Slovak National Party (SNS) head Andrej Danko stated on Radio Expres's 'Brano Zavodsky Nazivo' talk show on Monday that he doesn't want the Government to fall. Danko was responding to the current coalition crisis and the attempt to oust Labour, Social Affairs and Family Minister Jan Richter (Smer-SD ). He didn't say how his MPs will vote at the session on Thursday. "I see other solutions than the fall of the Government. Anyway, we'll discuss this at a session of the Slovak National Party caucus that is ahead of us ... and we're still looking for solutions. Unless we can't communicate any longer, I don't want the Government to fall," said Danko, adding that he continues to hold intensive talks with Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD). Regarding his party's unilateral withdrawal from the coalition agreement, which led to the coalition crisis, Danko said that his party needed to heal some processes and set certain rules.