Former Slovakian deputy Prime Ministers brawl in Bratislava

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Two former Slovakian deputy prime ministers Igor Matovic and Robert Kalinak confronted each other and began to fight in Bratislava.

The brawl became physical as the two politically opposed former holders of the same high office collided at a press event.

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