Die slowakische Premierministerin will die EFSF-Abstimmung mit Vertrauensfrage verbinden. Bislang keine Einigung in der Regierung.
Slowakei stimmt über Euro-Rettungsschrim ab
Das Drama von Bratislava: Scheitert Regierung am EFSF?
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epa02961068 Slovak Prime Minister and vice-chairman of the Slovak Democratic and Christian Movement - Democratic Party (SDKU-DS) Iveta Radicova (L) and chhairman of the Freedom and Solidarity party (SaS) and chairman of the Slovak Parliament Richard Sulik (R) talk to journalists at the press conference after the coalition talks of the four parties which form the Slovak Government at the SaS headquarter in Bratislava, Slovakia on 10 October 2011. Reports state that coalition talks are being held after Slovakia's second strongest coalition party SaS has expressed its reluctance to vote for the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) mechanism in the Slovak parliament which is due on 11 October 2011 is the last of all EU countries to vote on the issue. The remaining three coalition parties including SDKU-DS, MOST-HYD and Christian Democratic Movement (KDH) are considering to join the vote with the vote of confidence to excert pressure on SaS. EPA/PETER HUDEC +++(c) dpa - Bildfunk+++
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