PS and Democrats Finalize Candidate Lists, Naď Appeals to Other Parties ↗
Front page leadThe political parties PS and Demokrati are finalizing the allocation of positions on their candidate list, with Naď also appealing to other parties.
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The front page of SME.sk features a mix of domestic political news, international affairs, economic reports, and lifestyle stories. A top domestic story discusses the political party PS a Demokrati finalizing candidate lists for upcoming elections. International news includes a report on the war…
The political parties PS and Demokrati are finalizing the allocation of positions on their candidate list, with Naď also appealing to other parties.
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