Over a year after the shooting of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico the trial of the confessed gunman began this week with expert testimony and shouts of “long live democracy”.
72-year old Juraj Cintula, a former miner and stone mason turned poet and pacifist who repeatedly shot Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico on May 15th 2024, has already confessed to the attack and offered prosecutors a plea-bargain for a lesser sentence, which they refused.
Indeed, the Ukraine war looms large over Cintula in the Slovak court, after he told police investigators in his interrogation following the shooting that he’d acted because he was angry about Prime…
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