Slovakia Has Elected The Country's First Female President | TIME

Liberal candidate Zuzana Caputova won Slovakia’s presidential election on Saturday, becoming the central European country’s first ever female president.
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Slovakia Has Elected The Country's First Female President
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What a beauty. I really love her.

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Many tough days ahead for inexperience political corruption fighter. The world always wants more higher quality leaders from any party. I only hope she intends to represent all of the citizens of the country, instead of the 58.5% that elected her into office.

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She said that she wanted to be president for all the people, and earn the trust of those who didn't vote for her in her post-election speech. She also left her political party to be fully independent president.

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