Ľudovit Ódor's Cabinet failed to win parliament's confidence, as MPs turned down its Government Manifesto on Thursday. Out of the 136 MPs present, only 34 supported the manifesto, while 43 voted against it, 54 refrained from voting and five did not take part in the vote at all. During the debate on the manifesto in Parliament, Ódor asked MPs for confidence and presented the main priorities of the programme. He declared that his cabinet seeks to calm the state of affairs in the country and bring a cultivated political discourse. Several MPs accused the manifesto of containing only a handful of specific solutions.
Source: TASR
Elena Seeber, Photo: TASR
