Slovak Parliament Debates Consolidation Measures, Voting Delayed Until Tuesday

Slovak lawmakers concluded Monday's parliamentary session with discussions on government consolidation proposals and will resume voting on Tuesday morning. The National Council, Slovakia's parliament, has not held any votes since Tuesday, April 28, leaving several agenda items pending. Opposition members criticized the government's consolidation efforts during the debate, describing them as unsuccessful. The consolidation package likely refers to fiscal measures aimed at reducing the budget deficit, a key policy priority for Prime Minister Robert Fico's ruling coalition government.