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Matovič's Cabinet

Matovič's Cabinet

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The Cabinet of Igor Matovič was a Government of the Slovak Republic led by Prime Minister Igor Matovič. It was formed on 21 March 2020, following the 2020 parliamentary election as a coalition of four parties – Ordinary People and Independent Personalities,[lower-alpha 1] We Are Family, Freedom and Solidarity and For the People.[1]

Quick Facts Cabinet of Igor Matovič, Date formed ...

It was approved by the National Council on 30 April 2020 with a 93–48 vote.[2]

The coalition crisis in March 2021 led to resignation of Igor Matovič and his government on 30 March 2021.[3] Matovič's Cabinet was replaced on 1 April 2021 by the Cabinet of Eduard Heger, who was the Minister of Finance in Matovič's Cabinet.[4]

Composition

More information Position, Name ...
(SaS) SaS nominee
(WaF) We Are Family nominee
(OĽaNO) OĽANO nominee

Notes

  1. Ordinary People and Independent Personalities (OĽANO), NOVA, Christian Union (KÚ), Change from the Bottom

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