ŠImečka Considers the Proposed Growth Measures a Joke. Such a Shame, It Has Never Happened Before, Says the PS Leader
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The government approved the pro-growth measures today. However, their form disappointed entrepreneurs who were expecting much more. In response, Robert Fico attacked entrepreneurs - according to him, self-employed people do not pay taxes, come up with bad proposals and do not respect the approved state budget.
Representatives of Progressive Slovakia are criticizing the proposed pro-growth measures, which were defended today by Prime Minister Robert Fico. "The worst thing that can happen to the government is that people start laughing at it. And I see it today," said the chairman of the Progressive Slovakia, Michal Šimečka, at the beginning. According to him, the government has been dragging the public out with the aforementioned measures for months. "…
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