Ivan Lexa, the former secret service boss charged with ordering the murder of a police informant in 1996, has said the case is “ruining his life”, and has asked why police couldn’t have waited until after Christmas to lay charges, said investigator Július Šáray.
Compiled by Tom Nicholson from press reports.
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10. Dec 2002 at 13:47
Children are often manipulated against their parents while authorities decide about divorces and custody.
A creaking wooden floor and the wind swaying the branches of trees around you. Have you ever wondered how it would feel to spend a night in a tree house?
The derelict station still has to wait for its complete rebuild though.
The inspection of the procurement authority has not revealed any obstacles to signing a deal over securing better internet connection for schools, but non-governmental organisations point to unanswered questions.
