Archive of articles - November 2004, page 10

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KDH boss calls on Rača mayor to resign

Eastern Slovakia in top 10 for EU unemployment

Iraqis to be trained to use Slovak mine-clearer

Dzurinda congratulates Bush on re-election

Deputy PM Csáky announces planned EU communication campaign

Matador and Nokian Tyres sign a new cooperation agreement

Rusko wants return of Transpetrol share from Yukos

Debate ensues over higher education in Slovakia

Methodology at heart of different unemployment figures

Zvolen courts auto investor – and wins

Banská Bystrica’s automotive allure continues

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Mazak Limited opens plant in Košice

Važec

THIS rare postcard of Važec from the early 20th century supports the notion that the social life in Slovak villages took place somewhere between the local church and the pub. You might think that it inclined toward the latter, for, as one can see through the windows of the pub (the big house on the right) it is full of people.

Students to carry cost of education

Flying to freedom

BOTH Bratislava and Košice airports are expecting a bright future. They report increasing numbers of passengers and a growing interest from foreign investors.The Transportation Ministry is confident that it will be able to find reliable strategic investors and sell the airports at an appropriate price in a tender process that is already underway."There is a great deal of interest from potential investors to buy shares in both airports.

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