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    Points of Progress: Slovakia's first woman president, and more

    May 03, 2019 2 minutes

    Slovakia

    She campaigned on a platform of anti-corruption and environmental protection. Since the country gained independence in 1993, it has struggled with corruption. Ms. Caputova also says she’ll push back against the rise of nationalist rhetoric that continues to gain ground across Europe. As an environmental

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