Slovak parlt votes down no-confidence against Glvac

Parliamentary Vice-chair Martin Glvac will not face a no-confidence motion at an extraordinary parliamentary session on Tuesday, as lawmakers rejected a proposal to convene the session, TASR learnt. Glvac was supposed to face a no-confidence motion over his alleged chat messages with Marian K, a controversial entrepreneur who faces charges of ordering the murder of journalist Jan Kuciak. Glvac has confirmed that he was engaged in chats with Marian K. "Of course, but not as stated in the messages; many of them are twisted, taken out of context, many are missing," he said. "I don't know whether I was communicating with him after he was charged," he added.