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The article discusses the upcoming 2026 referendum in Slovakia, criticizing the decision to hold a direct vote on multiple issues, including early elections, lifetime pensions for former President Ivan Gašparovič, and the potential reinstatement of the Office of the Special Prosecutor and National Criminal Agency. The author argues that these topics are not critical enough to warrant a referendum and suggests they could have been addressed through normal political discourse rather than a high-stakes vote. The article also mentions that public interest in the referendum appears low, with only around 26.5% of voters planning to participate, though this number might be overestimated. The piece highlights concerns that the referendum lacks significant impact and may not lead to major changes.
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