Slovakia: Not an Equitable Information Society

Introduction In this article we introduce the term information society and explain various ways of writing such as Mark Lupu, Castel, Perez. I intend to pay close attention to Slovakia which seems to be an information society, but in my conclusion, I summarize that I am convinced that Slovakia is not a fair information society. Since all scientists or all scholars are talking about various aspects of the information society, I will treat the term information society from a different perspective.

Source: Slovakia's 2002 data by Slovakia as of 30th September 2002, "Global Report on Social Situation", refers to the Ministry of Home Affairs; According to Slovakia 2003: "Global Report on Social Conditions", 2003 September 1 Numerical figures are Ministry of Home Affairs, 2004 data as of 28th February 2005, Slovakia 2004: World Ministry of the Interior Ministry report on social situation, Ministry of the Interior data by the Ministry of Home Affairs as of 31 December 2005, 2005 , Www.civil.gov.sk, data for the year ended December 31, 2006

We are creating a new generation of civil society in Slovakia. This is very attractive. Three weeks ago, no one would say that Prime Minister Robert Fieco and the interior minister Robert Kallik resign after 12 years in government (they retain these positions between 2006 - 2010 and 2012 - 2018 I did it - VSquare). They are all politically informative. hoping. People are asked to vote two years ago. The Prime Minister resigned, but they kept all the officials in their position. Phiko nominated his substitute Peter Pelegrini as his successor. Robert Karlik Interior Minister had to resign a few days ago. The government just wants to maintain the election by some means by 2020. People will not accept it. Especially when the Ministry of the Interior remains in the direction of the Social Democratic Party (SMER - SD) party. This means that anticorruption agenda is unlikely and another scandal will occur sooner or later.