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Slovakia will hold opposition-initiated referendum
Sep 12, 2022 · The opposition parties Smer, Hlas and the extremist party Republika delivered petition sheets with 381,960 valid signatures to the Presidential Palace on August 24, asking the head of state to call a referendum with two questions.