Juraj Cintula, the man who shot Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico, is on trial for terrorism, facing a potential life sentence. Cintula shouted pro-democracy slogans upon arrival at court. He shot Fico on May 15, 2024, during a public event, injuring him severely. Cintula expressed disagreement with government policies but claimed he did not intend to kill. Initially charged with attempted murder, the charge was upgraded to terrorism. The trial continues with hearings set for the following days. Fico, a controversial figure, has faced protests against his pro-Russian policies. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)