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    1. DzedzinCHAN on

      As a Slovak I choose the Italian one without even reading his description

    2. I dont know almost nothing about the slovak one (except he was shot) but I can assure that the italian one is not good, also the italian comes from a pro Russia party but OP didnt want to write that, he became president of a region so he did no propaganda over international affairs but the party he is in since decades is clearly pro russian left wing.

    3. Weird that both the prime minister and president of Slovakia have very Italian names.

    4. Fico also means „cool“ in Italian, I don’t if the name means anything in Slovakian

    5. LonelyTreat3725 on

      The italian one is not pro Russia but is also very not pro Ukraine too..

    6. Naive_Loan9423 on

      You forgot to mention that our italian Fico is also pro-Russia, in favor of the agreement with them and opposed to arming Ukraine and Europe. The Five Star Movement’s defense strategy is to not arm ourselves so as not to pose a threat and avoid going to war. This strategy has worked wonders for Ukraine.

      You also forgot to mention that he belongs to a party that squanders public resources on electoral bribes, such as 110% bonuses for home renovations (especially the villas of the wealthy).

      I don’t want to go any further in listing all the misdeeds of his political party, which only intends to gain votes and until recently was strongly anti-EU and anti-immigration.

    7. When i found out Slovakia’s PM was called Robert Fico I genuinely thought Roberto Fico had double citizenship and was elected in Slovakia, with Robert being the slovakian spelling of Roberto

    8. I would go with slovak one if I did not know that he is such a corrupt, lying communist. He is not nationalist

    9. Agile-Assist-4662 on

      Yikes……it’s discouraging that anywhere can make worse decisions than my own country, like can we ever be the best at anything ?

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