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STREDA ZA DEMOKRACIU: Ako zasiahne Slovensko Orbánova prehra?
WEDNESDAY FOR DEMOCRACY: How will Orbán's loss affect Slovakia?
Event by: Peter Bestvina
Location: Kreatívne centrum Trnava, Hlavná 17, Trnava
About event
Orbán lost and the battle for Slovakia begins. Who will learn more - us or Russia?
This is the basic question that we will discuss at the first of a series of public debates entitled WEDNESDAY FOR DEMOCRACY.
On the last Wednesday of the month, political scientist and founder of the Institute for Public Affairs GRIGORIJ MESEŽNIKOV and former foreign minister and diplomat MIROSLAV WLACHOVSKÝ will debate in Trnava this time.
Optimists they are happy that the Hungarian elections showed the weaknesses of Russian influence. The latter warn that the situation in Slovakia will be much worse, because the Kremlin will regroup its forces and focus its full attention on us after the loss of Hungary.
Maybe the dirtiest election campaign in our history awaits us.
How not to lose Slovakia in this fight?
Come and find out on Wednesday, April 29 at five o'clock at the Trnava Creative Center at Hlavná 17.
The discussion is moderated by Peter Bestvina.
The entrance fee is voluntary.
This is the basic question that we will discuss at the first of a series of public debates entitled WEDNESDAY FOR DEMOCRACY.
On the last Wednesday of the month, political scientist and founder of the Institute for Public Affairs GRIGORIJ MESEŽNIKOV and former foreign minister and diplomat MIROSLAV WLACHOVSKÝ will debate in Trnava this time.
Optimists they are happy that the Hungarian elections showed the weaknesses of Russian influence. The latter warn that the situation in Slovakia will be much worse, because the Kremlin will regroup its forces and focus its full attention on us after the loss of Hungary.
Maybe the dirtiest election campaign in our history awaits us.
How not to lose Slovakia in this fight?
Come and find out on Wednesday, April 29 at five o'clock at the Trnava Creative Center at Hlavná 17.
The discussion is moderated by Peter Bestvina.
The entrance fee is voluntary.