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14 Oct 2011

When Slovakia’s parliament rejected the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) reform on 11 October it undermined Slovakia’s reputation as a credible partner within the EU. Moreover, Prime Minister Iveta Radicova combined the vote on the strengthening of the EFSF – a key anti-crisis mechanism in the Eurozone – with a vote of confidence for her cabinet. This eventually led to the collapse of the government.

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Author Jakub Groszkowski
Series OSW Commentary
Issue 63
Publisher Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW)
Copyright © 2011 Centre for Eastern Studies (OSW)
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