Opposition Criticizes Government Over Zoning Proposal and Hospital Construction in Prešov

Slovak opposition lawmakers have criticized the government over a proposed zoning initiative and hospital construction project in Prešov, warning that the country could lose half a billion euros as a result. The opposition parties, which do not hold power in Slovakia's current ruling coalition, raised concerns about the financial implications of these government decisions. Prešov, located in eastern Slovakia, is the country's third-largest city and serves as a regional administrative center. The criticism reflects broader tensions between the ruling coalition and opposition parties over government spending priorities and regional development policies.