Slovaks Rally to Protest Corruption For the second time this year, allegations about corruption that appeared on the Internet are causing anti-government protests in Slovakia. Several thousand people rallied in Bratislava and seven other cities Friday to demand that early elections planned in March be postponed to allow a thorough investigation. In December a file known as "Gorilla" - allegedly compiled by the country's SIS spy agency - appeared on Internet suggesting that the financial group Penta had bribed government and opposition politicians in 2005-06 to win lucrative privatization deals. Police are investigating the allegations, but SIS has not confirmed the document's authenticity, and Penta and politicians named in it have denied wrongdoing. A similar anti-government protest took place in January.