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Interior Minister wants another amnesty on arms
THE INTERIOR Ministry plans a third gun amnesty that should start in December and last for six months, allowing the holders illegal and homemade arms to turn them in without penalty. Two earlier amnesties brought in about 8,000 guns.
Country spent €292.5 million to support renewables in 2013
SLOVAK electricity consumers paid €292.5 million in 2013 to help spur investment in renewable energy. The highest amount, €194 million, went to photovoltaic power plants.
Poll: Sieť popularity declines, SDKÚ would be out of parliament
IF PARLIAMENTARY elections were held this weekend, the ruling Smer party would win and onetime ruling SDKÚ would fall out of parliament.
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