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Iveta Radičová

prime minister of Slovakia
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Iveta Radičová served as the first female prime minister of Slovakia from 2010 to 2011. Her government was a four-party center-right coalition. A significant issue during her tenure was Slovakia's role in the bailout of debt-laden Eurozone countries. In August 2010, the Slovak parliament refused to approve the country's share of the bailout fund for Greece. This led to a no-confidence vote in October 2011, which toppled her government. Following this, a snap election in March 2012 saw her coalition rejected by voters, with Robert Fico's Smer party winning a majority.1

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