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Gaspar: Case of Election Corruption in Lomnicka Thoroughly Investigated

Gaspar: Case of Election Corruption in Lomnicka Thoroughly Investigated

Bratislava, November 14 (TASR) – Police have thoroughly investigated the alleged buying of votes in the village of Lomnicka (Presov region), stated Police Corps President Tibor Gaspar at a press briefing on Monday. Gaspar thus rejected the criticism from former government proxy for Roma communities Peter Pollak (OLaNO-NOVA) and OLaNO-NOVA leader

Tax Cobra Detects 2 Cases of Tax-related Fraud Worth Total of €58 mn

Tax Cobra Detects 2 Cases of Tax-related Fraud Worth Total of €58 mn

Bratislava, November 10 (TASR) – The ‘Tax Cobra’ tax enforcement unit has discovered fictitious trading in reinforced steel and poultry, Police Corps President Tibor Gaspar and Financial Administration chief Frantisek Imrecze told a news conference in Bratislava on Thursday. In the first case the total damage resulting from tax fraud is

Macejkova Meets Venice Commission Chief Concerning Lack of Judges

Macejkova Meets Venice Commission Chief Concerning Lack of Judges

Kosice, November 8 (TASR) – The situation at the Slovak Constitutional Court, which has been lacking three judges for a long time, was high on the agenda of talks between Constitutional Court chair Ivetta Macejkova and Venice Commission President Gianni Buquicchio on Tuesday. Macejkova and Buquicchio concurred on the need for

Gaspar: Gorilla Scandal Needed Proper Accounting Long Time Ago

Gaspar: Gorilla Scandal Needed Proper Accounting Long Time Ago

Bratislava, November 8 (TASR) – Police Corps President Tibor Gaspar agreed with President Andrej Kiska that the Gorilla scandal needed proper accounting a long time ago, TASR learnt on Tuesday. Gaspar was responding to Kiska’s comments made earlier in the day that instead of recriminations among people who share responsibilities

Kiska: We Need to Do Accounting of Gorilla Scandal; It's Festering Wound

Kiska: We Need to Do Accounting of Gorilla Scandal; It's Festering Wound

Bratislava, November 8 (TASR) – The Gorilla scandal has existed for more than ten years, has been investigated for more than five and instead of doing some real assessment, there have only been recriminations in the media among Interior Minister Robert Kalinak (Smer-SD), Police Corps President Tibor Gaspar and outgoing Gorilla

Danko: President Can Select Judges But Not Assess Professional Qualities

Danko: President Can Select Judges But Not Assess Professional Qualities

Bratislava, November 7 (TASR) – The Slovak Parliament will provide the Venice Commission of the Council of Europe with full cooperation in resolving the issue concerning the appointment of Slovak Constitutional Court judges, stated Parliamentary Chairman Andrej Danko after meeting Venice Commission President Gianni Buquicchio in Bratislava on Monday. The meeting

Gajdos: Vast Majority of Information from Gorilla Case Being Confirmed

Gajdos: Vast Majority of Information from Gorilla Case Being Confirmed

Bratislava, November 3 (TASR) – It’s still true that the vast majority of information from the SIS Gorilla file that was leaked to the public is being confirmed, but there’s also information that isn’t being confirmed, said outgoing head of the Gorilla investigation team Marek Gajdos when meeting