President Slovakia wants a major intervention after double murder

bratislava - The Slovak president Andrej Kiska argues after a controversial double murder for early elections or a 'comprehensive' reorganization of the government. That should restore confidence in the government, Kiska said.

The president made the verdict in the aftermath of murder of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancé. Their death led to great commotion. Thousands of people took to the streets on Friday to demand measures. One of the three coalition parties demands the departure of Minister Robert Kaliňák (Home Affairs).

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