Sulík sent a letter to Heger / The head of the liberals did not disclose specific demands. Naď accepts the government without them – postoj.sk

The head of the liberals did not reveal specific demands. Naď accepts the government without them. It seems to the Prime Minister that the head of SaS is running a premature campaign. “We will recall their nominees and the government will go without them,” says Jaroslav Naď. 20.22 Updated with the Prime Minister’s opinion When SaS head Richard Sulík announced the termination of the coalition agreement last week, he claimed that he would specify the conditions for his party’s stay in the government to Prime Minister Eduard Heger in the coming days. However, this is not happening yet, the leader of the Liberals only sent a letter to the Prime Minister stating that they are ready to negotiate a new coalition agreement. He also sent a copy of the letter to the leader of OĽaNO, Igor Matovič, the head of Za lúdí, Veronika Remišová, and the chairman of We are Family, Boris Kollár. SaS already announced last week that its basic demand will be the departure of OĽaNO leader and Finance Minister Matovič from the government. However, the “ordinary” have previously called it unacceptable and continue to stand behind Matovič. Sulík reminds Heger in his letter that they want to sign the new coalition agreement by August 30, otherwise his ministers will resign and leave the government. “I would like to emphasize that the priority of SaS is to remain in the government coalition and to continue working together for Slovakia. However, we cannot and will not continue as we have been,” writes the head of SaS. “We are interested in correct cooperation, based on clear and especially observed rules. However, we fundamentally reject claims that we would overthrow the government. The government does not fall with our eventual departure,” continues Sulík. “We believe that, just as for SaS, the continuation of this coalition is the highest priority for you, and together we will find a solution that will result in the continuation of the program statement of the government you lead. We are waiting for your statement and further steps towards negotiations on a new coalition agreement, at which we will also present our specific proposals.” According to Sulík, there is still time to “restart cooperation according to the new rules”. “We understand that we do not know and do not want to dictate anything to our coalition partners. However, even a 6% party has the right to leave the coalition, if there are strong reasons for it, and unfortunately, there are, “says Sulík. The SaS chairman’s letter comes at a time when the parliamentary corridors are being calculated as to whether the OĽaNO, We are family and For the people coalition would be able to govern even without liberals. With the departure of the SaS, the government coalition would lose 19 deputies and would not have the 76 votes needed for a majority. However, it would be able to assemble 74, but it would have to rely heavily on several unclassified, originally coalition MPs. But for the majority, the three-coalition would also need a certain tolerance from the so-called kuffas. Read more about the chance for a minority government here: In OĽaNO they are trying to form a minority government With Hatráková and Čepček, a coalition without SaS would have 74 votes, the question is the Kuffas Štefan Kuffa tells Postoj that Igor Matovič is his friend and under certain circumstances he can imagine support minority government. It seems to me that he is talking about a campaign, responds Heger Prime Minister Eduard Heger was surprised that Richard Sulík published a personal letter on the social network as well. He made the announcement on Monday evening in a Facebook post. “I was even more surprised by the fact that Richard himself said that he would deliver the opinion to me personally,” writes Heger. “I consider this procedure to be non-standard, just as it was non-standard that I only learned from the media that the SaS party had terminated the coalition agreement.” From this approach, it appears to Heger that Sulík is not really concerned with “looking for a solution at the common table, but rather about the effort to conduct an early political campaign with the aim of achieving a better electoral result than SaS had in the 2020 elections”. “I don’t think this is an appropriate procedure, I consider it unfair to partners and irresponsible to citizens,” adds the prime minister, adding that he will continue to try to resolve the coalition crisis and continue the coalition of four. Heger confirmed on Monday that he received an invitation to a meeting from President Zuzana Čaputová, who wants to talk to him about the current coalition dispute. Heger claims that he will go to the meeting. The exact date is not yet known. The government will continue even without SaS, declared Naď While the Prime Minister says that he will try to save the coalition of four, Defense Minister Jaroslav Naď admitted on Facebook on Monday that the government would be without SaS. At the same time, he declared that the movement would not recall its leader Matovič. “On our part, there is an effort to reach an agreement with the SaS and to continue the coalition of four. However, we will not recall the chairman. And they know it clearly and for a long time. Therefore, if they insist on it, the government will continue without SaS. It is their decision, but we will not beg them. We will recall their nominees and the government will go without them. They don’t allow any other way. Unfortunately,” Naď wrote under the post of OĽaNO MP Andrej Stančík.