Slovak Opposition Figure's Associate Puts House Up for Sale Days After Document Forgery Allegations

Andrea Puková, an associate of opposition leader Igor Matovič's mother, has put her house in an upscale Bratislava neighborhood up for sale just one week after being accused of document forgery. The allegations emerged when Marta Šimečková publicly released documents suggesting that Puková had falsified bank statements. Matovič leads the OĽaNO party, which was previously part of Slovakia's ruling coalition but is now in opposition following government changes in recent years. The timing of the property sale has raised questions about whether it is connected to the recent allegations, though no official charges have been announced in connection with the document forgery claims.