Pictured are members of the Slovak police force in front of Robert Fico's car after it was damaged by one of the demonstrators. Slovak police on Thursday arrested former Prime Minister Robert Fico in front of live television cameras as he tried to make a statement to the media to start a protest despite restrictions on crowd size.

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Slovak Police Arrest Former Prime Minister Fico Before Rally, Slovakia, , Bratislava, - 16 Dec 2021

Smer chair and former Slovak PM Robert Fico leaves police station. Slovak police on Thursday arrested former Prime Minister Robert Fico in front of live television cameras as he tried to make a statement to the media to start a protest despite restrictions on crowd size.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi speaks to the press with President of Italy's Chamber of Deputies Robert Fico ahead of a bipartisan House leadership meeting at the US Capitol in Washington, DC., on Wednesday, November 3, 2021.

Speaker of the House Pelosi Meets with Italy's Robert Fico in Washington DC, District of Columbia, United States - 03 Nov 2021

Leader of the Smer-Social Democracy party Robert Fico addresses the media during a press conference a day after the Slovakia's general election in Bratislava, . Former Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was detained by police in Bratislava on Thursday Dec. 16, 2021, for organizing an anti-government rally that had been banned due to lockdown rules

Virus Outbreak , Bratislava, Slovakia - 01 Mar 2020

Leader of the Smer-Social Democracy party Robert Fico, left, and Slovakia's Prime Minister Peter Pellegrini arrive for a press conference day after the Slovakia's general election in Bratislava,. According to nearly complete results released by the Statistics Office early Sunday the senior ruling leftist Smer-Social Democracy party led by former populist Prime Minister Robert Fico was in second with 18.3% or 38 seats

Election, Bratislava, Slovakia - 01 Mar 2020

Leader of the Smer-Social Democracy party Robert Fico addresses media during a press conference day after the Slovakia's general election in Bratislava,. According to nearly complete results released by the Statistics Office early Sunday the senior ruling leftist Smer-Social Democracy party led by former populist Prime Minister Robert Fico was in second with 18.3% or 38 seats

Chairman of Direction - Social Democracy (SMER) party, Robert Fico (R), and Slovakian Prime Minister and election leader, Peter Pellegrini (L), talk to media at press conference after elections night in Bratislava, Slovakia, 01 March 2020. Following the second anniversary of the murder of Slovak journalist Kuciak, Slovakia voted on 29 February to elect all the 150 members of the National Council. According to official results, the opposition movement OLANO with leader Igor Matovic won the parliamentary elections with 25.02 percent. Government party Direction - Social Democracy (SMER) party ended up behind him, with 18.29 percent, and suffered SMER's first defeat since 2006 and is likely to head for the opposition

Slovakia's parliamentary election 2020, Bratislava, Slovakia Slovak Republic - 01 Mar 2020

Chairman of Direction - Social Democracy (SMER) party, Robert Fico (L), and Slovakian Prime Minister and election leader, Peter Pellegrini (R), talk to media at press conference after elections night in Bratislava, Slovakia, 01 March 2020. Following the second anniversary of the murder of Slovak journalist Kuciak, Slovakia voted on 29 February to elect all the 150 members of the National Council. According to official results, the opposition movement OLANO with leader Igor Matovic won the parliamentary elections with 25.02 percent. Government party Direction - Social Democracy (SMER) party ended up behind him, with 18.29 percent, and suffered SMER's first defeat since 2006 and is likely to head for the opposition

Marian Kocner the suspected mastermind in the slaying of an investigative journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancee Martina Kusnirova, is escorted by armed police officers from a courtroom after a trial session in Pezinok, Slovakia. The 2018 killings of journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiancee, Martina Kusnirova, triggered major street protests and a political crisis that led to the collapse of Prime Minister Robert Fico's three-party coalition government. Slovaks vote Saturday Feb. 29, 2020, in parliamentary elections

Election, Pezinok, Slovakia - 19 Dec 2019

People hold banners of re-painted portraits of Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico (C) and Interior Minister Robert Kalinak (R) as they participate in a rally called 'Let's stand for decency in Slovakia' in Bratislava, Slovakia, 16 March 2018. Mass street protests in SLovakia started after the murder of journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiance Martina Kusnirova. Protesters are asking for an independent investigation into the murders and new, trustworthy government that will not include people suspected of corruption

Anti-government and anti-corruption protest in Slovakia, Bratislava - 16 Mar 2018

A view on a banner with former Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico in prison at a rally called 'Let's stand for decency in Slovakia' in Bratislava, Slovakia, 16 March 2018. Mass street protests in Slovakia started after the murder of journalist Jan Kuciak and his fiance Martina Kusnirova. Protesters are asking for an independent investigation into the murders and new, trustworthy government that will not include people suspected of corruption

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