The motion was tabled by Slovakia’s main opposition Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) party over soaring energy costs and inflation and if the government falls, Slovakian President Zuzana Čaputová could either allow Heger to remain in place in a caretaker capacity or appoint a new, possibly technocrat cabinet. At least 76 votes are needed in the 150-seat parliament to bring down the government, and potentially pave the way for early elections. The confidence vote was delayed by parliament on Tuesday, giving Prime Minister Eduard Heger a temporary reprieve to try to win over votes. What is your take on voting governments out during this hard times ?
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