Slovak Government avoids collapse
Slovakia's Government avoided collapse on 14 February after its Deputy Prime Minister, Ivan Miklos, survived a no-confidence vote in the Parliament. The Slovak Prime Minister, Mikulas Dzurinda, said his Government would resign if Mr Miklos, responsible for the economy, was dismissed by the Parliament.
Slovakia’s Government avoided collapse on 14 February after its Deputy Prime Minister, Ivan Miklos, survived a no-confidence vote in the Parliament. The Slovak Prime Minister, Mikulas Dzurinda, said his Government would resign if Mr Miklos, responsible for the economy, was dismissed by the Parliament.
