Ivan Gašparovič
Ivan Gašparovič is a Slovak politician who served as the President of Slovakia from 2004 to 2014. He was a member of the direction - social democracy party (Smer-SD) and was known for his controversial decisions during his presidency, particularly regarding appointments and political alliances. His refusal to appoint Jozef Čentéš as the General Prosecutor in 2011 led to significant political turmoil and a landmark ruling by the Constitutional Court in 2014, which ultimately favored Čentéš and recognized his right to compensation.
Born on Jan 03, 1941 (84 years old)
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Ivan Gašparovič is the former president who unlawfully refused to appoint Čentéš as the general prosecutor.
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Ivan Gašparovič was involved in denying the entry of the Hungarian president to Slovakia.
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Ivan Gašparovič was the president of Slovakia who was photographed with Mikuláš Vareha in 2008.
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Ivan Gašparovič surprised Jaroslav Pohl during his time at Dom hostí.
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Ivan Gašparovič surprised Jaroslav Pohl in his work attire.
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Rudolf Schuster invited Ivan Gašparovič to Košice in 1995.
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Ivan Gašparovič, the former president, was present at the celebrations.
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Ivan Gašparovič was photographed with his wife and Mikuláš Vareha at the presidential palace.
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He founded the Hnutie za demokraciu party in 2002.
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Ivan Gašparovič was a prominent politician who ranked closely behind Ľupták in a trust survey.
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