With the 1998 parliamentary elections looming, the time is right for the opposition-newly united, at least in name, as the Slovak Democratic Coalition-to strike a deal with the country’s industrial elites. Both groups share an interest in ending cronyism and turning the country toward more democratic rule before it’s too late by John Gould and Sona Szomolanyi ONE of the […]
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