Europe EditionRobert Fico Promises Fight Against EU Suppression at CPAC Hungary
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Robert Fico Promises Fight Against EU Suppression at CPAC Hungary
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was among the headline speakers at CPAC Hungary 2025. On Thursday Fico delivered a keynote address in which he emphasized the importance of national sovereignty and the protection of national interests. ‘The practice of suppressing the sovereignty of individual Member States in the European Union cannot continue,’ the Slovak prime minister declared firmly, receiving resounding applause from the audience. Accordi…
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Slovak PM Fico Warns EU's "Mandatory Political Opinion" Spells End Of Common European Project - Conservative Angle
Slovak PM Fico Warns EU's "Mandatory Political Opinion" Spells End Of Common European Project Authored by Thomas Brooke via Remix News, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico delivered a stark warning to fellow European leaders during his speech at CPAC Hungary in Budapest on Thursday, declaring that the European Union’s attempt to impose a “mandatory political opinion” on its member states signals the collapse of the European project and a departur…
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said at CPAC that abolishing the veto power of EU member states would mean the end of the European Union.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico warned today at the traditional conference of patriotic and conservative parties CPAC Hungary that the abolition of the veto right in the European Union, which some large countries are trying to achieve and was previously mentioned by Czech President Petr Pavel, could be the beginning of a deep division in Europe. Andrej Babiš, Mateusz Morawiecki, Santiago Abascal and Alice Weidelová, among others, came to Budap…
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