Former Slovak Police Official Alleges Corruption in Fatima Case

The Slovak judiciary is actively challenging personnel decisions by the Interior Ministry, with two confirmed court rulings against Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok regarding illegal dismissals of police officials. Concurrently, a former police vice-president has alleged systemic corruption and evidence destruction attempts by high-ranking officials in the 'Fatima' case, indicating ongoing internal power struggles and integrity concerns within the police force. The confluence of these events suggests increasing friction between the executive and judicial branches, alongside persistent corruption issues.