(Podcast) 🎙️ Prepad v rebríčku vnímania korupcie na Slovensku je historický

Prepad v rebríčku perceived corruption is a Slovene historical fact. Slovakia is rebranded as a corruption prevention, CPI, in 12 countries and currently has 59 out of 180 countries. The government organization Transparency International Slovakia, TIS, has marked this as a historic event. The government's progress reflects negative changes in the fight against corruption that have arisen since the change of government. TIS warns that the abolition of anti-corruption institutions, if the Special Prosecutor's Office and NAKA and further legislative changes weaken the ability to prosecute corrupt perpetrators. Prime Minister Fico refused to accept his relevance. The number of employees is fixed by the employer. The government organisation Transparency International Slovakia, TIS, reported last week that Slovakia was among the most corrupt countries in the world, according to the CPI, which is prepared to investigate corruption in 12 cities. This is a list of 180 countries, which is drawn up annually by the headquarters of Transparency International, TIS, in Berlin. According to TIS, the historical preparation, when Slovenskosť so far the best 47. place in 2023 is 59. place. The average is also a 5 out of 54 and an actual 49 out of 100 possible, the higher the score, the less corruption. In actual numbers it is the same as in average for six other countries and only one more, Eritrea, with minus eight points. From the scoring standpoint, the result of the third round of the government's budget election was less than the results of the third round, according to the government's managing director, Michal Piško. The ranking of countries is based on indexes of independent institutions' data from the previous year or two. The state of corruption in Slovenia was rated on 10 of these indices, with 9 of them being from the period of the government of Robert Fica. Unlike last year, when the evaluation still included the government of Eduarda Hegera and part of the people of Ódora, the actual preparation is already underway for the current government. The first three places in the world were occupied by Denmark, 90 points, Finland, 88 and Singapore, 84, while third place was taken by New Zealand, 83. The best post-communist country to do so is Estonia, with 76 points in 13th place overall. Of the higher-ranked nations, Czech Republic is ahead, 46th with a score of 56, and Poland, 53rd with a score of 53, which is also slightly lower. Hungary, which remains the European Union's last remaining member, is 82nd out of 41 countries named VAT. The last places to be found are South Sudan, 170. position at 8 points, Somalia, 179. position at 9 points, Venezuela, 178. position at 10 points and Syria, 177. position at 12 points. The highest price in Europe was obsadilo Rusko, 154. instead of 22. Corruption remains a significant problem even in the Ukrainian military, 105. position with 35 points. - Why are you so quiet? The Central Bank warns that many changes that have been made in Slovenia by government change have weakened the anti-corruption mechanism. The government abolished the Office of the Special Prosecutor and the National Criminal Agency, which were responsible for fighting corruption and serious crime. In combination with shortening the pre-trial period, reducing corruption charges and the rise of threatening charges, these changes have reduced the ability to prosecute offenders as well as best efforts in some significant cases, The Central Office of the European Commission has summarised the situation in the analysis of developments in Western European countries and the European Union. Additionally, the negative trend in political nominations, the obstruction of normal legislative processes and the government's attempts to weaken independent institutions and media as well as attacks on non-governmental organizations through rhetoric or foreign agents. TIS added that this was not a cause for concern for Slovakia in the CPI as most experts estimated. Up to 90% of government experts do not believe that the government is interested in solving corruption. This was reflected in the fact that changes to the penal codes were used by a number of influential people, including former finance minister Jana Počiatka, his successor Petra Kažimíra and businessman Miroslava Výboha. The government also helped with a probe into a Mafia lawsuit against former special prosecutor Dušanovi Kováčikovi, The chief of the TIS case, former Justice Minister Boris Susko, is currently seeking permission from the Supreme Court to decide on the pre-trial of Kováčikov. The man, who had originally represented the state in the fight against corruption in the Soviet Union, repeatedly stole her symbol from Podotkol Piško. He added that the number of corruption offences under investigation was significantly lower. In 2024, the police uncovered and solved fewer than 50 cases, which is the worst result in the last decade. He was sentenced to ruin a reorganization of specialized crime syndicates. Prime Minister Rebríček is not going to say. Prime Minister Robert Fico, SD chief, Rebríček and other corrupt central government officials are not expected to speak. It is understandable that since the start of the current government in late 2023 its representatives have not been spared any corruption scandals. Sorošom and other similarly funded organisation Transparency International said that the Slovenian government had restricted funding to its Slovenian subsidiaries, and had issued a report on the SR's crackdown on perceived corruption. The SR government has absolutely rejected this political pamphlet, because since the formation of the current SR government at the end of 2023, its representatives have not faced any corruption scandals, the SR government president explained on social media. According to his argument, centrality is only one side of copying opposition statements, anti-government organizations and media. The government has doubts about objectivity. The government also remains skeptical of the Transparency International 2024 Index of corruption as an objective indicator. It looks at the results of selective measures by politically active non-governmental organisations. Transparency International 2024 does not view the SR Government Office as an objective indicator of corruption, as it performs politically active governmental organizations on the basis of selective measures. Index of operations carried out by non-governmental organisations paid a grant by USAID, The current financial audit is being investigated for possible financing of illegal activities, as stated by the SR Government Office for Social Networks. The Office also proposes legislation to increase transparency in the public sector. TIS is, according to the Úradu, working on its assessment with a group of experts, who are designated as opinion opponents of the Prime Minister by the government, which according to the government institution represents a conflict of interest. The government predicts the results of Eurobarometer 2024 that 89% of Slovaks have not experienced corruption and 81% do not know anyone who would be willing to pay. The Office criticises the lack of clarity in the data. React to the TIS premier's self-manipulation. The government's organization premiered a weak Slovene outcome against a government that limited funding to Slovene branches and offices. State contributions would be only a small part of the TIS budget and would be subject to no limitations, as the Prime Minister would have ordered. Mimovládka Nevie, said Piško. Kershaw argued that the government by the end of 2023 would not be immune to the corruption scandal. TIS stressed that police over the last year generally did not reveal significant cases of corruption as a result of their reorganisation and changes. Who nominated the president, the prime minister, the prosecutors, the accused, the accused and the corrupt, The media coverage of the case has been at least as good as that of Kuciak and Martiny Kušnírovej. In the last year, many of them have received de facto amnesty, The security of the new problematic penal code, which was being enforced by the Polish authorities, was under pressure from the Prime Minister. In the paragraph in which the Prime Minister expresses surprise that the hoax is not even being discussed in public, TIS has shown that the CPI is the most visible global benchmark for perceived corruption, cited by many institutions, international media and at the same time followed by investors. The CPI has been published in Berlin since 1995 on the basis of 13 indices from other independent institutions. including the World Bank, the World Economic Forum, but also consulting companies and think tanks. In creating these source indexes, Transparency International did not mention a Slovenian branch and has not mentioned Piško at all. Mimovladka odmieta, that would be a proud anti-government campaign.