Robert Fico accuses the British Foreign Office of paying paid influencers to sway Slovak elections in favor of Progressive Slovakia.
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has said the British Foreign Office paid influencers to sway the 2023 legislative elections, favoring the Progressive Slovakia party. Fico has announced the summoning of the British ambassador for an explanation, citing a nearly 10 million pound contract with a media agency. Although Britain has denied the accusations, Slovakia plans to take up the matter at EU level and seek further clarification.
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Robert Fico acuză Marea Britanie că a plătit activişti pentru a influenţa alegerile din Slovacia în 2023. Reacția Londrei
Premierul slovac Robert Fico acuză Marea Britanie că a plătit activişti pentru a influenţa alegerile din Slovacia în 2023
Fico: Marea Britanie a plătit activiști pentru a influența alegerile din Slovacia în 2023; vom solicita explicații
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