The article discusses Robert Kaliňák's defense of Prime Minister Robert Fico, focusing on Kaliňák's argument that state funds received by the Smer party are no longer state funds once they are transferred to the party's account. The article frames this as a 'mental world' of Fico's defenders.
1. Premiér robí krízovku. 2. Pellegrini naťahuje čas. 3. Migaľ môže.
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1. Premiér robí krízovku
Michal Fico, premiérov syn, neberie štátne peniaze, ale peniaze Smeru, vyhlásil v stredu Robert Kaliňák, ktorý sa rozhodol, že nám pri obrane svojho predsedu zasa raz dá možnosť nazrieť do vlastného mentálneho sveta.
Minister obrany vysvetľoval, že tieto peniaze síce pochádzajú od štátu, ale vo chvíli, ako pristanú na účte strany Smer, „to sú už prostriedky strany Smer“, lebo „dochádza k ich transformácii“.
Kaliňákova „transformácia“ teda znie, že keď sa už raz štátne peniaze ocitnú na inom než štátnom účte, už nie sú štátne, ale sú majiteľa daného účtu. Je to v čomsi geniálna myšlienka a zároveň pekný eufemizmus od človeka, ktorý iste vie, čo hovorí.
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Read the full article at Denník N →The article provides an overview of the family network associated with the Smer party, focusing on relatives and partners who have been supported by Fico and his party.
Bias read (Center): The article does not present any overtly biased language, framing, or emphasis. It appears to be a factual overview without clear ideological slant.
The article reports that Fico is celebrating another electoral victory, and Smer is beginning to form its fourth government.
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The article discusses Robert Kaliňák's defense of Prime Minister Robert Fico, focusing on Kaliňák's argument that state funds received by the Smer party are no longer state funds once they are transferred to the party's account. The article frames this as a 'mental world' of Fico's defenders.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual summary of Kaliňák's statement without overtly favoring any side. It does not include explicit commentary or biased language that would indicate a clear ideological lean.
The article mentions that Progressives have cited a statement by Fico regarding his son's case, suggesting he should resign. It also notes that Smer reminds them of their own company 'Správy'.
Bias read (Center): The article does not present any clear ideological slant, framing, or biased language. The content appears to be a brief mention without detailed analysis or opinion.
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