Robert Fico's government in Slovakia is losing its parliamentary majority.

Some translation: The Hlas party decided on an unexpected step on Friday - it got rid of two of its four rebel MPs. As of now, Samuel Migaľ and Radomír Šalitroš are no longer members of the party. On Saturday, Hlas chairman Matúš Šutaj Eštok repeatedly referred to them as blackmailers who had disappointed him as a person. He sent a message to two other rebel MPs (Ján Ferenčák and Roman Malatinec) that he was shaking their hand and invited them to continue participating in the functioning of the party. The rebel MPs responded unanimously and even more surprisingly - they will not vote in parliament until the situation is resolved. In practice, Robert Fico's government is losing its parliamentary majority. "We ask the Prime Minister to urgently resolve these problems in order to end the uncertainty in society. Under this pressure, we will not vote in the National Assembly of the Slovak Republic until they are resolved," four MPs who call themselves Hlas rozumu wrote in a statement.