Dolinkova: Razsochy Is Failure of Governments Dvorak and Krajci Worked for

Bratislava, April 29 (TASR) - In connection with the opposition's initiative to oust her, Health Minister Zuzana Dolinkova (Voice-SD) speaks about "miserable politicking" and desperation of MPs Marek Krajci ('Slovakia', KU, For the People caucus) and Oskar Dvorak (Progressive Slovakia/PS), adding that this is also indicated by an expert view of another opposition party Freedom and Solidarity (SaS), TASR learnt from ministry's communication department on Monday. According to Dolinkova, the Razsochy hospital is a failure of the governments of both Eduard Heger and Ludovit Odor, for whom MPs Dvorak and Krajci worked. "We remember how then Prime Minister Eduard Heger lied publicly about how the milestones of the Recovery and Resilience Plan were being met in the construction of Razsochy hospital. I had to act immediately on this flagrant failure by these gentlemen and sought the best and most effective solution," stated the minister, adding that she'll wait for the government's decision and then appear before the public and correctly inform about the project of a new university hospital in Bratislava. The opposition Progressive Slovakia (PS), Christian Democrats (KDH) and 'Slovakia' parties are jointly collecting signatures to file a no-confidence motion in Health Minister Zuzana Dolinkova (Voice-SD) from her post, seeing several reasons for the minister's ouster, including mainly the threat to EU funds and the "non-transparent decision in connection with the construction of a university hospital in Bratislava's Razsochy locality. The Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) party said that it won't support the convening of a parliamentary meeting with a no-confidence vote in Dolinkova, explaining that some of the opposition politicians are also responsible for some of the problems for which they want to dismiss the minister. SaS also claims that the main reason why MPs for KDH and the 'Slovakia' party want to dismiss the minister is because of their fight for a state-run health-care system and their fight against access to abortion. SaS also declared it might vote for the minister's possible dismissal in Parliament, because it believes there are reasons for that. am/mcs