A CITIZENS group representing people who lost money in February's failures of four savings and loan banks has vowed to sue the government, the central bank and the financial crimes division of the police for billions of crowns in damages. In a telephone survey done February 27-28 on 500 people by the Institute for Public Affairs, however, 71 per cent of respondents fully or partly agreed that public money should not be used to repay those who lost savings in the S & L scandal.
11. Mar 2002 at 0:00 | Compiled from Slovak press reports
