"I don't understand what you're saying. You're talking in Czech, and I'm Slovak. Next time, bring a translator." Pavel Čupka, the new leader of the Banská Bystrica regional wing of the opposition HZDS party, after being asked a question at a news conference on March 4 by a Czech-speaking reporter. |
13. Mar 2000 at 0:00
The opposition parties plan to initiate a no-confidence vote, the second against this minister.
Journalists living in countries where politicians (for now) do not send people to prison for their opinions, who only sigh in relief that they are lucky this story does not concern them, are deeply mistaken.
Yves Bot rejects arguments from Slovakia and Hungary on the legality of the relocation plan.
Children are often manipulated against their parents while authorities decide about divorces and custody.
