This is how politicians spent the Feast of All Saints: Many returned to their birthplaces, the Prime Minister stayed in Bratislava! – Topky.sk

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Heger attracted attention

The very first article that attracted the attention of critics of the current government was from Prime Minister Eduard Heger (OĽaNO), who even published photos of him moving with his family near the cemetery.

Source: Facebook / Eduard Heger – Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic

Stančík saved everything

Many also criticized him for the fact that, for example, the Minister of Finance and OĽaNO leader Igor Matovič advised the public not to travel, while “the Prime Minister happily went to the graves”. His peer and young MP Andrej Stančík also noticed this, but he put everything in perspective and informed the public that Heger did not even move from Bratislava and visited the cemetery in the capital.

“Just so you know, the prime minister was at the cemetery in Bratislava, where he also lives, and at the grave of his father, who died when he was only a young student,” informed Stančík, who added sarcastically that he hoped that those who envied this “luxury” would be satisfied.

Source: Facebook / Andrej Stančík

The prime minister even thanked him in his comments for explaining the whole misunderstanding.

Source: Facebook / Andrej Stančík

Photos of cemeteries from ministers from remote cities

Ministers no longer had only Bratislava cemeteries in their sights. For example, the Minister of Defense Jaroslav Naď (OĽaNO) shared a photo from Banská Štiavnica.

Source: Facebook / Jaroslav Naď – Minister of Defense of the Slovak Republic, OĽaNO

It is similar with the Deputy Prime Minister Veronika Remišová, who shared a photo with the branches under the Tatras.

Source: Facebook / Veronika Remišová

MP Juraj Šeliga from For the People thinks that life does not end with death, it only changes. “We’ll meet again. May the memory of joyful, common moments strengthen us for the next few days,” the Member denied the public.

Source: Facebook / Juraj Šeliga – For people

MP Marek Hattas did not stay in Bratislava either, but of course, as the mayor of Nitra, he visited his homeland. He shared with the public views of the Nitra cemetery.

Source: Facebook / Marek Hattas – Mayor of Nitra

Michal Šipoš, a deputy and leader of the OĽaNO club, also publicly denied the company with his loved ones.

Source: Facebook / Michal Šipoš

Former Prime Minister and leader of the Voice-SD Peter Pellegrini, who wished the voters a peaceful survival on November, a holiday day, will not forget the holiday either.

Source: Facebook / Peter Pellegrini

His colleague from the opposition Smer-SD and former Minister of Labor Ján Richter did the same.

Source: Facebook / Ján Richter

Another member of the Hlas-SD, Erik Tomáš, headed east and sent a photograph with his son from faraway Humenné.

Source: Facebook / Erik Tomáš

The chairman of the nationalists, Andrej Danko, marked the Feast of All Saints as a day of silence, when everyone remembers their loved ones. “A lot of people talk about what we could see again and be able to talk in at least one second,” adds Danko.

Source: Facebook / Andrej Danko – Chairman of the CIS

The chairman of the KDH and the mayor of the Prešov region, Milan Majerský, will not forget about the deceased.

Source: Facebook / Milan Majerský