Direction – Slovak Social Democracy
Direction – Slovak Social Democracy (Slovak: SMER – slovenská sociálna demokracia, SMER-SD) is a political party in Slovakia led by former prime minister Robert Fico. It was founded in 1999 as a split from the post-communist Party of Democratic Left and it quickly became one of the most popular parties in Slovakia. Their first victory was in 2006 when they on 29.14% of the popular vote and they continued to serve as Slovakia's ruling party until 2020, with a break between 2010 and 2012. In the 2020 election, they dropped their title for being the largest party in the parliament and are currently polled as the fourth largest party by popularity.
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Direction – Slovak Social Democracy
Direction – Slovak Social Democracy (Slovak: SMER – slovenská sociálna demokracia, SMER-SD) is a political party in Slovakia led by former prime minister Robert Fico. It was founded in 1999 as a split from the post-communist Party of Democratic Left and it quickly became one of the most popular parties in Slovakia. Their first victory was in 2006 when they on 29.14% of the popular vote and they continued to serve as Slovakia's ruling party until 2020, with a break between 2010 and 2012. In the 2020 election, they dropped their title for being the largest party in the parliament and are currently polled as the fourth largest party by popularity.
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A Direção – Social-Democracia ...... e da Internacional Socialista.
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Direcció – Socialdemocràcia, e ...... el 1990 per Alexander Dubček.
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Dirección-Socialdemocracia, en ...... er Ministro entre 2012 y 2018.
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Direction – Slovak Social Demo ...... and anti-immigration stances.
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Direzione – Socialdemocrazia ( ...... , mai dimostrati in tribunale.
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Kierunek – Socjalna Demokracja ...... rtii Europejskich Socjalistów.
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Riktning – Socialdemokrati (Sm ...... miärminister Peter Pellegrini.
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SMER – Sociálna Demokracia is ...... rtijvoorzitter is Robert Fico.
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SMER – social-démocratie (en s ...... parti de droite nationaliste.
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SMER – sociálna demokracia, zk ...... 1. prosinci 2007 15 855 členů.
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SMER–SSD
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Direction – Slovak Social Democracy
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Smer – slovenská sociálna demokracia
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Centre-left to left-wing
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A Direção – Social-Democracia ...... e da Internacional Socialista.
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Direcció – Socialdemocràcia, e ...... el 1990 per Alexander Dubček.
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Dirección-Socialdemocracia, en ...... er Ministro entre 2012 y 2018.
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Direction – Slovak Social Demo ...... h largest party by popularity.
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Direzione – Socialdemocrazia ( ...... posizione del governo Matovič.
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Kierunek – Socjalna Demokracja ...... rtii Europejskich Socjalistów.
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Riktning – Socialdemokrati (Sm ...... inister 2006–10 och 2012–2018.
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SMER – Sociálna Demokracia is ...... rtijvoorzitter is Robert Fico.
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SMER – social-démocratie (en s ...... ation abrégée Smer ou Smer-SD.
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SMER – sociálna demokracia, zk ...... 1. prosinci 2007 15 855 členů.
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Direcció – Socialdemocràcia
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Direção - Social-Democracia
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