Michaela Terenzani - Stanková

Spectator staff
michaela.terenzani@spectator.sk

Michaela Terenzani started writing business stories for The Slovak Spectator as a freelancer in March 2007. She has been in charge of the student section, Spectator University, since October 2007 and currently covers the political news.
Ms. Terenzani received her bachelor degree at the Faculty of Mass Media Communication at the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University in Trnava in 2006. During her studies she spent a semester at the Danish School of Journalism in Aarhus. In August 2007 she was awarded an HSP Huygens scholarship by the Dutch Ministry for Education, Culture and Science, which enabled her to do an MA programme in Euroculture. In her studies she focused on nationalism, collective memory, mythology and communication. In 2009, Ms. Terenzani received a joint MA degree in Euroculture from the University of Groningen and the Jagiellonian University in Krakow.

Recent articles by this writer

• 21 May 2012 - Building stronger business-academia ties
• 10 May 2012 - Government to focus on vocational schools
• 7 May 2012 - Citizenship issues vex Slovak-Hungarian ties
• 30 Apr 2012 - Government faces Roma challenges
• 23 Apr 2012 - Is Slovakia losing its focus on human rights?
• 19 Dec 2011 - Parliament fulfils doctors’ demands
• 19 Dec 2011 - The government collapses and early elections are announced
• 19 Dec 2011 - Judiciary undergoes changes
• 19 Dec 2011 - Battle over prosecutor drags on
• 19 Dec 2011 - Minister sacked over wiretapping scandal
• 19 Dec 2011 - Corruption still in focus
• 19 Dec 2011 - Troubled deals
• 12 Dec 2011 - Doctors return to hospitals
• 12 Dec 2011 - Candidate lists close
• 12 Dec 2011 - Slovakia ranks poorly in corruption index
• 12 Dec 2011 - ČSA halts most flights to Slovakia
• 5 Dec 2011 - First candidates emerge
• 5 Dec 2011 - Many doctors resign after midnight talks fail
• 5 Dec 2011 - Politics and the doctors' protest
• 5 Dec 2011 - Crisis mode in effect at many hospitals