(Reuters) -Slovakia’s supreme prosecutor’s office has dropped charges against central bank governor Peter Kazimir in a case involving an alleged bribe several years ago and told prosecutors to review the case again, deputy prosecutor general said on Tuesday. Last October, the euro zone country’s Special Prosecutor’s office charged Kazimir, a member of the European Central Bank’s Governing Council, with a “corruption-related crime”. Kazimir has denied any wrongdoing. First deputy of the Prosecutor General, Josef Kandera, told a televised news conference that charges against Kazimir were based o…