zuzana cautova caputova has talked about? zuzana caputova has _ caputova has talked about?talked about? zuzana caputova has had a torrid _ caputova has talked about? zuzana caputova has had a torrid time - caputova has talked about? zuzana caputova has had a torrid time in l caputova has had a torrid time in her five years as president of slovakia. shssh she says she was a newcomer to politics when she became president and she said she certainly wasn't prepared for the amount of abuse and death threats against her and her partner and her two teenage daughters. she says that simply goes beyond the pale. she has pointed the finger at the prime minister and his supporters. she says all the abuse she has been getting has come from the supporters of the prime minister and his supporters. she says she is no longer willing to put your family through another five years. it creates this tension and adds the sense that slovakia does stand at the crossroads and who will replace her as president, whether it will be someone who stands up to populism, nationalism, orsomeone someone who s

caputova had been harassed and received death threats?ts? yes, well, she has had a _ received death threats? yes, well, she has had a pretty _ received death threats? yes, well, she has had a pretty torrid - received death threats? yes, well, she has had a pretty torrid time . received death threats? yes, well, she has had a pretty torrid time of| she has had a pretty torrid time of it since she came to power five years ago. she was elected president in the wake of the murder of the slovak investigative journalist and his fiancee in 2018, and she was not a politician, she came into thejob, but she said, i was ready for the rough—and—tumble left slovak politics but i was not ready for this abuse that not only she but also her partner and two teenage daughters were getting, including death threats, so she had five years of that and she said she had simply had enough. she has also pointed the finger of blame at robert fico for mac supporters, the prime minister's supporters. she said that all of these threats and including these death threat

on the day of the liberation of bratislava, zuzanna caputova thanked the 740 soviet and romanian soldiers the battles for the capital. although only 10 times more red army soldiers died on these streets, almost 7,000. the president did not come to them at the main cemetery. western-oriented politicians have been avoiding the memorial to soviet soldiers for several years side. come here every year? yes, from such a young age. on april 4, the day of the liberation of bratislava, there is no memorial more important than slavin hill, where soviet soldiers were buried during the war. the townspeople are coming here, robert fitz was greeted with applause. why are you at this particular memorial on the day of the liberation of bratislava? we will not allow the truth to be taken away from us in the second world war. this is truly the basis of our existence and the basis of the international order after world war ii. war. we must not allow anyone to question the decisive the role of the former ussr in the defeat of fascism. these sacrifices cannot be questioned. i will do everything to ensure that

the current president, zuzana caputova, a liberal president — she had been maintaining a very strongnths to be replaced by mr pellegrini, who is seen very much as an ally of robert fico, the prime minister, and so kyiv will have lost at least the official support of the slovak government. so after hungary, it seems that ukraine has now lost, officially at least, slovakia as an unequivocal ally in their military campaign against russia. india's government is denying accusations by canada's spy agency that it interferred in two canadian federal elections. the report by the canadian security intelligence service also alleges interference by pakistan. it was released as part of an ongoing inquiry into foreign interference in candian elections, initially triggered by alleged actions by china. on friday canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, said the alleged interference was widespread and long—running. obviously the question of foreign interference is one that is extremely important, and that's why as a government we put in place significant measures to ensure that, for example, our ele

the current president, zuzana caputova, a liberal president — she had been maintaining a very strongo months to be replaced by mr pellegrini, who is seen very much as an ally of robert fico, the prime minister, and so kyiv will have lost at least the official support of the slovak government. so after hungary, it seems that ukraine has now lost, officially at least, slovakia as an unequivocal ally in their military campaign against russia. earlier this week, uganda's constitutional court refused to overturn a law restricting lgbtq rights. the law, which is considered one of the harshest in the world, was adopted in may last year. it imposes life imprisonment for consensual same—sex relationships and the death penalty for so—called aggravated cases. courtjudges have struck down certain sections of the law but refuse to overturn it, saying it reflects the country's values. there is broad support for the law among ugandans, despite international criticism. activists say abuses against lgbtq people are increasing, with an advocacy group reporting 306 human rights violations since the pas

voters today were choosing a successor to the country's liberal president, zuzana caputova.ng what she said was a torrent of abuse, including death threats. our correspondent rob cameron, is in prague, in the neighbouring czech republic, with the latest. his attempts, his critics say to unpick, to dismantle slovakia's civic society and the element of slovakia's democracy, and replace them with what some are calling an illiberal democracy, standing against him as the candidate of robert fico's government, peter pellegrini, the head of the parliament, the leader of one of the three parties in robert fico's coalition. he says that ivan korcok is a candidate of war and peter pellegrini is the candidate of peace, especially when it comes to ukraine, he is against, like robert fico, sending military support to ukraine and favours a peaceful solution. two different men with two different visions of how slovakia should move forward as lack of a mac place in the world. just should move forward as lack of a mac place in the world.— place in the world. just looking at the fact that _ p

they are choosing a successor to the country's liberal president, zuzana caputova.rent of abuse, including death threats. two men are now bidding for the largely ceremonial but highly influential post — the pro—western former diplomat ivan korcok and peter pellegrini, the candidate of the populist nationalist government. we've been speaking to our correspondent rob cameron, who is in prague, in the neighbouring czech republic. he gave us this update. we won't have a result of these elections until polls close, that is at ten o'clock local time in bratislava which is an hour ahead of london. but it has been described as an incredibly important election for what is a largely ceremonial position but it comes at a time when slovakia really stands at a crossroads. in fact, some people believe that this election for the post of president, that the whole of slovakia's liberal democracy hangs on the balance of the outcome. the liberal pro—western former diplomat, former ambassador to washington, former ambassador to washington, former permanent representative to the eu, his

the current president, zuzana caputova, a liberal president — she had been maintaining a very strongced by mr pellegrini, who is seen very much as an ally of robert fico, the prime minister, and so kyiv will have lost at least the official support of the slovak government. so after hungary, it seems that ukraine has now lost, officially at least, slovakia as an unequivocal ally in their military campaign against russia. tens of thousands of people joined a rally in the hungarian capital, budapest, against the right—wing government led by viktor 0rban. the protest was led by peter magyar, a lawyer who was previously close to the administration. in recent weeks he has emerged as a leading challenger to the prime minister. mr magyar said he will launch a party to contest elections to the european parliament injune. 0ne opinion poll suggests that even before it is officially founded, mr magyar�*s new party is already the third most popular in hungarian politics. the change is starting today. the hungarian people are fed up with the corrupt government, and now the change is coming. the sp

they are choosing a successor to the country s liberal president, zuzana caputova. torrent of abuse, including death threats. two men are now bidding for the largely ceremonial but highly influential post ? the pro—western former diplomat ivan korcok and peter pellegrini, the candidate of the populist nationalist government. an investigation's under way after two passenger planes collided on the ground at heathrow airport. a stationary british airways plane, with 121 passengers and crew on board was hit by the wing of an empty virgin atlantic plane, which was being towed at the time. there are no reported injuries and the incident caused minor damage. dutch police have arrested several climate activists who attempted to block a main road in the hague. those detained included the swedish campaigner, greta thunberg. our correspondent, anna holligan was there: the final of the climate activists packed up their banners and are preparing to go home. earlier, there were cries and cheers as greta thunberg was picked up off the highway by dutch police and put onto a minibus

minister is against the war, the current president will be in june , i think, and now. while zuzana caputovaozen and so on, against it, but they vote everywhere and support actions, like hungary together, why, but they ca n’t do it any other way , their political dependence is real, even these strong politicians, orban, fitz, others, it is such that they cannot act otherwise, marine lepin, here the russians were recently taken aback, she was there in france called pro-russian, she criticized russia in support of the country. they stood back a little for the time being, when the primaries are going on, they don’t seem to allocate any money, and not because they don’t want to be there, but they do want to, they are ready to give everything, because the primaries are going on, the nomination of candidates is going on, an unpopular war , rhetoric that blames russia for everything doesn’t work in the usa, so for the time being they overloaded it all on ukraine, i assure you, here some people say, well, russia is specifically waiting for trump’s election, so if he will win, but if someone in the r

against the war, he will be the current president in june in my opinion, she’s starting, now zuzana caputova can’t be politically dependent any other way , even these strong politicians, orbán, fitz, others, it is such that they cannot act differently, marine lepin, here the russians were recently taken aback, they call her pro-russian there in france, she came out with criticism of russia in support of the country, why can’t she make other statements in the current conditions. that they can even channel public discontent as it suits them, but the higher this dissatisfaction with their policies, the more expensive political technologies are, this also needs to be understood. and of course - this is the displeasure of those with the policy that they carry out, may reach a level where they will not be able to restrain it, so they are now in control, why the united states, by the way, to end the moment, sort of pulled back a little, but for the time being, when the primaries are going on, they don’t seem to highlight no money, and not because they don’t want it, but they do, they are ready to g

the championship caputova truly historic season of excitement for a women's college basketball here in the united dates here saturday night live it's take a listen to this >> it's hard to get excited when i was better games on >> you mean the nba >> the women's tournament >> a woman are excited >> made the women's tournament is where the actions that, but we've got to talk about them into >> okay. fine. let's just get it out of the way. okay. the man's vinyl this monday is i believe between equipment at college versus northern southern state >> neither of those are real schools. so it's actually purdue, connecticut >> all right, let's bring in sports journalist and cnn contributor bob cost bob, as you know, the interest in the tournament was enlarged, part driven by iowa's caitlin clark, watch what she said after the game when i think about women's basketball going forward, obviously it's just going to continue to grow, whether it's at the wnba level, whether it's at the college level, like everybody sees that >> everybody knows. everybody sees the viewership numbers. when you're given

they are choosing a successor to the country's liberal president, zuzana caputova.orrent of abuse, including death threats. two men are now bidding for the largely ceremonial but highly influential post — the pro—western former diplomat ivan korcok and peter pellegrini, the candidate of the populist nationalist government. our correspondent rob cameron is in prague, in the neighbouring czech republic. he told me this election is seen as hugely consequential for slovakia and its liberal democracy system. that's because it's coming at a time when the government, the populist nationalist government has really taken a sledgehammer to some of slovakia's institutions. he's already watered down some of the criminaljustice system. and now it seems he's set his sights on the public media. so these two men will play very different roles if they are elected. one is a liberal pro—western figure and his supporters believe that he can act as a bulwark against the populist government holding back some of the excesses that they claim the leader is capable of trying to push through

. - voters in slovakia are choosing a successor to the country's liberal president, zuzana caputova.s that how you would characterise this? ~ , ,., , , that how you would characterise this? ~ , , . ., that how you would characterise this? absolutely. this election is seen as hugely _ this? absolutely. this election is seen as hugely consequential- this? absolutely. this election is seen as hugely consequential for slovakia with some saying slovakia's very system of liberal democracy is hanging in the balance. the populist national government has really taken a sledgehammer to slovakia's institutions, he has already watered down some of that criminaljustice system and now it seems he has set his sights on the public media. these two men will play very different roles if they are elected. ivan korcok is a liberal pro—western figure and his supporters believe he can act as a bold work against the populist government holding back some of some of the excesses they claim he is capable of pushing through. the man who is challenging him, peter pellegrini is a member of the governing coalitio