19. jun 2006

Losing a fighter against communism

SLOVAKIA has lost one of its most ardent fighters against the communist regime. Ján Langoš, the head of Slovakia's National Memory Institute (ÚPN) and the former interior minister of Czechoslovakia, died in a car accident on June 15 between the eastern Slovak villages of Turňa nad Bodvou and Drienovec, close to Košice.Langoš' red Škoda Octavia struck a gravel truck at full speed after the truck driver pulled onto the main road and failed to yield, according to police. Langoš died immediately, while the driver of the truck was taken to hospital with serious injuries.

19. jun 2006
19. jun 2006

Žilina region receives stakes in local airport

THE SLOVAK National Property Fund has agreed to the transfer of a 33-percent stake in airport company Letisková spoločnosť, which runs Žilina Airport, to the town of Žilina, with the same percentage of shares going to the Žilina region, TASR wrote.The state will keep the remaining 34 percent of shares.

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18. jun 2006

Smer wants to form the government; Dzurinda says SDKÚ, SMK and KDH would guarantee continuity

Commenting on the preliminary official results of yesterday's parliamentary elections in Slovakia, the leader of the winning Smer socialist party, Robert Fico, said he was ready to form the new government.“The program we presented won significant support. I hope we manage to form a government that will carry out this program,” Fico said on June 18 after votes had been counted in 97.96 percent of precincts, showing over 29 percent support for his party.

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