Uh, uh, but things did initially change as a result of Kuciak's legacy, right? What, what's, like, left of those changes today still?

I think the anti-corruption atmosphere in the society was very, very, very strong after the murder, and it was because of the murder.

Uh, and it, it, uh, also started a lot of investigations of oligarchs and politicians in twenty twenty, especially those with close ties to Fico.

And, uh, it was for the first time, let, I would say, in, in Slovak history when, uh, such high-profile persons started to be investigated.

So people started to learn how the big corruption system worked at the time.

And many of oligarchs and politicians close to Fico were arrested, charged with crimes, and sent to trial.

And another change, uh, was in journalism, that journalists after the murder got a lot of support from public and, and there was the sentiment that everyone wanted to be investigative journalist.

And in terms of, like, the political fight against corruption, is that something that's still exists s- in the same way now as it did a couple of years ago?