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| 22nd in Madrid. (ČTK) - The Swiss insurance company Zurich Financial Services and the Spanish bank Santander have entered into an agreement that will open up access to fast-growing markets in Latin America for 1.67 billion dollars (approximately 30.2 billion Czech crowns). In return, the Spanish bank will receive capital for further acquisitions. The new joint venture was announced today by the two institutions. | The Spanish bank Santander and the Swiss insurance company Zurich have signed a new agreement. |
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| PRAGUE 29. January (CTK) - A new production at Prague's Rokoko Theatre is a fairytale performance of the dramatisation of Astrid Lindgren's book The Brothers Lionheart. The production, designed for both children and adults, had its premiere today. According to producer Milan Neubauer, it is a beautiful, unprecedented and thrilling story of courage, honour and loyal friendship that has triumphed over death, betrayal and hatred. | No dramatization of the fairy tale has been performed in Prague. |
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| Prague 16. August (CTK) - The Moravian and Silesian Pirate Party has registered with the Ministry of the Interior; it wants to become an alternative to the parliamentary Czech Pirate Party. Karel Světnička, representative of the new party's preparatory committee, informed ČTK about this today, according to which the grouping has put forward two candidates for this year's senate elections. The Czech Pirate Party has distanced itself from the new party and is preparing to revoke Světnička's status as a registered supporter. | The Ministry of the Interior has refused to register the Moravian and Silesian Pirate Party. |
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| The Ministry of the Interior registered the Moravian and Silesian Pirate Party today. The group has the official abbreviation MS Pirates and is based in Prague 6. "It is a reaction to the current policy and focus of the Czech Pirate Party," said Světnička about the creation of the new party. | The Ministry of the Interior has refused to register the Moravian and Silesian Pirate Party. |
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| Prague 16. August (CTK) - The Moravian and Silesian Pirate Party has registered with the Ministry of the Interior; it wants to become an alternative to the parliamentary Czech Pirate Party. Karel Světnička, representative of the new party's preparatory committee, informed ČTK about this today, according to which the grouping has put forward two candidates for this year's senate elections. The Czech Pirate Party has distanced itself from the new party and is preparing to revoke Světnička's status as a registered supporter. The Ministry of the Interior registered the Moravian and Silesian Pirate Party today. The group has the official abbreviation MS Pirates and is based in Prague 6. "It is a reaction to the current policy and focus of the Czech Pirate Party," said Světnička about the creation of the new party. | The Ministry of the Interior has refused to register the Moravian and Silesian Pirate Party. |
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| Prague 14. July (CTK) - She was a member of the National Theatre in Prague for seventeen years and her acting has also been used extensively in film. Regina Rázlová mostly played self-confident and exclusive women, often with a strong sense of entitlement. She was also on the opposite side of the law, and her captivating voice sounded even in radio and dubbing. After 1989, she stopped doing well, went into business and even spent several months in custody over the Skloexport tunneling case. Added to this were health problems. but in the spirit of the heroines she portrayed on stage. Even in the movie, she was able to overcome everything bad. Today it is Rázlová, who is 16. She will celebrate her 70th birthday in July, once again a sought-after actress and celebrity. | The National Theatre did not begin to function until after 1989. |
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| Karel Loprais took part in the Dakar for the first time back in 1986. The management of the manufacturer of Tatra trucks decided at that time to emulate their colleagues from Liberec's Liaz, who had ridden the Dakar a year earlier, and send two of their cars on the mythical race. The choice fell on experienced test drivers - the crew of Kahánek, Gumulec, Kalina rode in one truck and Krpec, Stachura and Loprais in another. | In 1986, Tatra sent two trucks to Dakar. |
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| The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the "swine flu," which began spreading in April from Mexico and the United States, a pandemic at the beginning of June. More than 375,000 people have been infected worldwide, according to the latest WHO report on October 4. The disease is usually mild but has so far killed more than 4,500 people, including at least 193 in Europe. | The swine flu pandemic has claimed thousands of victims, according to the WHO. |
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| Brno 14. (ČTK) - The biggest problem of social services in Brno is that the public knows little about them. People who give birth to a disabled child or families caring for an elderly person must therefore find out on their own what they are entitled to and where the necessary services will be provided. This follows from the community plan of social services, which was prepared by the city. The wide-ranging document is published on its website and people can submit comments. | People have little information about social services in Brno. |
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| 31 December 2005 - An avalanche buried eight Czech tourists who were bivouacking in the Slovak town of Roháč. Seven Czechs died under the snow, one of them a woman aged between 23 and 37. One man managed to be rescued. | The only man out of 8 Czech tourists buried in the Slovak Roháč remained alive. |
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| Prague 31. (ČTK) - Apartments in the Ostrava region owned by RPG Byty should be returned to the property of OKD mining company, which they belonged to in the past. This was called for today by the chairman of the miners' trade unions, Jan Sábel. According to him, OKD employees should then be given the opportunity to acquire personal ownership of these apartments at a "decent price." The housing dispute has been going on for years. The owners want to buy it back, but the company has no intention of selling. Petr Handl, a spokesman for RPG Byty, said today that the company is not considering selling apartments. | RPG Byty manages apartments in the Ostrava region. |
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| Ostrava 12. (ČTK) - RPG Byty, which owns almost 45,000 former OKD flats in the Moravian-Silesian Region, will begin reconstructing houses in socially excluded localities of Ostrava, Karviná and Havířov this year. She borrowed about $175 for repairs. It is owned by BXR Real Estate Investments (BXR). For a long-term loan, the company guarantees real estate, including apartment buildings. This was reported to ČTK by Petr Handl, a spokesman for the RPG Real Estate real estate group. | RPG Byty manages apartments in the Ostrava region. |
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| Brno 27. (ČTK) - The Office for the Protection of Competition (ÚOHS) has permitted a change in ownership of RPG Byty, which owns more than 43,000 former OKD flats in the Moravian-Silesian Region. The decision is final, ÚOHS press spokesman Martin Švanda told ČTK today. RPG Byty is being taken over by the Luxembourg company Fondy Bydleni 2 S.á r.l. Who controls it has not been disclosed by ÚOHS. The chairman of the Association of Tenants BYTYOKOKD.CZ, which is trying to prevent the sale of flats, Roman Macháček said that they were a quick decision and very important for him. They were surprised and that, according to them, the Office for the Protection of Competition could not verify the transaction in such a short time. Prague 31. (ČTK) - Apartments in the Ostrava region owned by RPG Byty should be returned to the property of mining company OKD, which they belonged to in the past. This was called for today by the chairman of the miners' trade unions, Jan Sábel. According to him, OKD employees should then be given the opportunity to acquire personal ownership of these apartments at a "decent price." The housing dispute has been going on for years. The owners want to buy it back, but the company has no intention of selling. Petr Handl, a spokesman for RPG Byty, said today that the company is not considering selling apartments. | RPG Byty manages apartments in the Ostrava region. |
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| Brno 27. (ČTK) - The Office for the Protection of Competition (ÚOHS) has permitted a change in ownership of RPG Byty, which owns more than 43,000 former OKD flats in the Moravian-Silesian Region. The decision is final, ÚOHS press spokesman Martin Švanda told ČTK today. RPG Byty is being taken over by the Luxembourg company Fondy Bydleni 2 S.á r.l. Who controls it has not been disclosed. The chairman of the BYTYOKOKD.CZ Tenants' Association, which is trying to prevent the sale of flats, Roman Macháček said that they were a quick decision and very important for him. They were surprised and that, according to them, the Office for the Protection of Competition could not verify the transaction in such a short time. | RPG Byty manages apartments in the Ostrava region. |
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| Telč (Jihlavsko) 7 November (ČTK) - The traditional long-distance march "The Way of Jan Hvezda from Vícemilice or In the Footsteps of Hussite Fighters" has attracted more than 130 people to Telč today. On various long routes they set off in cloudy weather, families with children. children and the elderly. The longest, 47-kilometre route was chosen by 32 tourists, said Vladimír Mazal, an organiser from the Telč Club of Czech Tourists. | The long-distance march to Telč was attended by over 130 participants. |
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| 74 million crowns - 17. January 2008: The crew members of the Fenix security agency vehicle told police that they were attacked by an armed man who forced them to hand over money during a stop in Semilsko. According to police officers, however, the vehicle's crew was involved in the crime, which apparently took place in Hořice na Jičínsku. The perpetrators, including the driver of the vehicle, were sentenced in 2009 - the driver to five and two other men to ten years in prison. In June last year, the then Minister of Justice Daniela Kovářová filed a complaint for violation of the law in favour of two more severely punished persons. Her successor Jiří Pospíšil took it back, but both convicts have since left prison. A pair of Czechs, for whom an international arrest warrant was issued in November, were arrested today in Thailand. | Hořice is the only town without any reported robberies. |
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| Prague 12. June (ČTK) - 15 years ago, 13. June 2003, the first referendum began in the Czech Republic, namely on the country's accession to the European Union. the European Union. In the two-day vote, 77.33 percent of voters voted for the Czech Republic's accession to the EU, while 22.67 percent were against it. 55.21% of voters took part in the referendum. The Czech Republic became a member of the EU together with nine other countries on 1 May 2004 in the biggest enlargement in the history of the Union. | 13. 15 years have passed since the referendum on the Czech Republic's accession to the European Union. |
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| Prague 24. (ČTK) - Zdena Mašínová may apply for new inheritance proceedings, in which she could obtain a family farm from the state in Lošany near Kolín. On March 1, a court in Kolín ruled that her father, Josef Mašín, was the owner of the farm at the time of his death in 1942 and signed under duress the contract by which he transferred the farm to his children - Ctirad, Josef and Zdena. The State Land Office (SLA), which represents the Czech Republic in the dispute, will not appeal against the ruling. SPÚ spokesperson Hynek Jordán told ČTK this today. | Josef Mašín signed a contract for ownership of the family house in 1942 under duress. |
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| Prague 24. (ČTK) - Zdena Mašínová may apply for new inheritance proceedings, in which she could obtain a family farm from the state in Lošany near Kolín. On March 1, a court in Kolín ruled that her father, Josef Mašín, was the owner of the farm at the time of his death in 1942 and signed under duress the contract by which he transferred the farm to his children - Ctirad, Josef and Zdena. The State Land Office (SLA), which represents the Czech Republic in the dispute, will not appeal against the ruling. SPÚ spokesperson Hynek Jordán told ČTK this today. Mašínová challenged in court the contract by which anti-Nazi resistance fighter Josef Mašín transferred the farm to his children. According to her, the father signed the contract under duress and he was the real owner even at the time of his death. The Cologne court ruled that Mašín had indeed signed the contract under duress, thereby invalidating it. Thanks to this, Mašínová can request a new inheritance procedure. | Josef Mašín signed a contract for ownership of the family house in 1942 under duress. |
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| Mašínová challenged in court the contract by which anti-Nazi resistance fighter Josef Mašín transferred the farm to his children. According to her, the father signed the contract under duress and he was the real owner even at the time of his death. The Cologne court ruled that Mašín had indeed signed the contract under duress, thereby invalidating it. Thanks to this, Mašínová can request new inheritance proceedings. | Josef Mašín signed a contract for ownership of the family house in 1942 under duress. |
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| 22nd in Madrid. (ČTK) - The Swiss insurance company Zurich Financial Services and the Spanish bank Santander have entered into an agreement that will open up access to fast-growing markets in Latin America for 1.67 billion dollars (approximately 30.2 billion Czech crowns). In return, the Spanish bank will receive capital for further acquisitions. The new joint venture was announced today by the two institutions. | The Swiss insurance company began to cooperate with the Spanish bank. |
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| Volkswagen said last week that it posted a record full-year loss of 1.6 billion euros (over 43 billion Czech crowns) due to costs associated with the emissions scandal. In 2014, it earned almost 11 billion euros. Last year, costs related to the emissions scandal cost Volkswagen about 16.2 billion euros. Last year, sales of Volkswagen Group cars fell by two percent to around ten million vehicles. However, the company's total sales rose by more than five percent to 213.3 billion euros. | Swedish carmaker Volkswagen has paid a dividend to shareholders. |
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| This morning, police were out in force across the South East. 32 crashes to accidents. One person was seriously injured, one moderately and five people escaped with minor injuries. "Drivers do not realise that even wet roads are slippery and should therefore take their foot off the accelerator," police spokesperson Jana Kameníková told ČTK. | Fire brigade spokeswoman Jana Kameníková considers wet roads to be one of the causes of traffic accidents. |
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| Prague 12. 15 years ago - June 13th. In June 2003, the first referendum began in the Czech Republic, namely on the country's accession to the European Union. In the two-day vote, 77.33 percent of voters ultimately voted for the Czech Republic's accession to the EU, with 22.67 percent against. 55.21% of voters took part in the referendum. The Czech Republic became a member of the EU together with nine other countries on 1 May 2004 in the biggest enlargement in the history of the Union. | A referendum was used in France to decide on joining the EU. |
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| The sale of live dolphins is governed by the Agreement on International Trade in Endangered Species, which prohibits similar transactions if they could harm the animals. The Solomon Islands, about 1,800 kilometers northeast of Australia, did not sign the agreement. The territory is currently in the throes of a political crisis and ethnic violence, which prompted Australian troops to be sent there this week. Environmentalists accuse Mexican businessmen of exploiting the crisis in the Solomon Islands. | Environmentalists protested against the infection of Mexican dolphins. |
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| BRNO/BUČOVICE (Vyškovsko) 1 June (CTK) - Fifty years of restoring tapestries at the Moravian Tapestry Manufactory in Valašské Meziříčí na Vsetínsku will be illustrated from today by an exhibition at Bučovice Castle in Vyškovsko. It will last until the end of August, Bučovice castellan Pavel Ecler told ČTK today. The manufactory brought to the Bučovice castle, among other things, six historical tapestries from the depositories of the state chateau Náměšť nad Oslavou and the Silesian Museum in Opava. | An exhibition on the restoration of tapestries is being held at Litomyšl Castle. |
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| Kiev 14. August (CTK) - An appeals court in Kiev has freed jailed former Ukrainian defence minister Valeriy Ivashchenko, commuting his five-year sentence to a year's probation. A former member of the government of ex-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko was convicted in April for abuse of power. The court today took into account the fact that the convicted person partially admitted his guilt. | A former member of the government partially admitted his guilt. |
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| Kiev 14. August (CTK) - An appeals court in Kiev has freed jailed former Ukrainian defence minister Valeriy Ivashchenko, commuting his five-year sentence to a year's probation. A former member of the government of ex-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko was convicted in April for abuse of power. The court today took into account the fact that the convicted person partially admitted his guilt. | An appeals court in Kiev has freed a jailed former defense minister. |
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| Taylor is the first former head of state from an African country to be tried by an international court. In the past, toppled African dictators usually fled overseas where they lived in comfort with impunity. Taylor also went into exile abroad, notably in Nigeria, after his overthrow in 2003, but was later handed over to a special court under international pressure. | An African dictator has fled an international court in New York. |
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| ROSTOV ON THE DON (Russia) 20. March (CTK) - The one-off trial of Russian officer Yuri Budanov, accused of murdering a Chechen girl. In a Russian town Rostov-on-Don was conducted behind closed doors. According to the AP news agency, this was due to protests by about 200 activists who consider Budanov a national hero. Budanov is the first Russian soldier to be tried for human rights violations in Chechnya, where Russian troops have been fighting rebels since 1999. Rights advocates welcomed the trial, but stressed that Moscow should acknowledge the extent of crimes in Chechnya and launch a broader investigation. | The first Russian soldier to be tried for human rights violations in Chechnya was a Russian colonel for the abduction and murder of a civilian woman in Chechnya. |
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| Col. Yuri Budanov is charged with the kidnapping and murder of 18-year-old... Chechens near the village of Tangi-Chu. The highly unusual trial is taking place at a military court in Rostov-on-Don, about 1,000km south of Moscow and where the Russian army has its regional headquarters. | The first Russian soldier to be tried for human rights violations in Chechnya was a Russian colonel for the abduction and murder of a civilian woman in Chechnya. |
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| Col. Yuri Budanov is charged with the kidnapping and murder of 18-year-old... Chechens near the village of Tangi-Chu. The highly unusual trial is taking place at a military court in Rostov-on-Don, about 1,000km south of Moscow and where the Russian army has its regional headquarters. Budanov is the first Russian soldier to be tried for human rights violations in Chechnya, where Russian troops have been fighting rebels since 1999. Rights advocates welcomed the trial, but stressed that Moscow should acknowledge the extent of crimes in Chechnya and launch a broader investigation. | The first Russian soldier to be tried for human rights violations in Chechnya was a Russian colonel for the abduction and murder of a civilian woman in Chechnya. |
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| ROSTOV ON THE DON (Russia) 20. March (CTK) - The one-off trial of Russian officer Yuri Budanov, accused of murdering a Chechen girl. In a Russian town Rostov-on-Don was conducted behind closed doors. According to the Associated Press, this was due to protests by about 200 activists who consider Budanov a national hero. | The first Russian soldier to be tried for human rights violations in Chechnya was a Russian colonel for the abduction and murder of a civilian woman in Chechnya. |
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| Budanov is the first Russian soldier to be tried for human rights violations in Chechnya, where Russian troops have been fighting rebels since 1999. Rights advocates welcomed the trial, but stressed that Moscow should acknowledge the extent of crimes in Chechnya and launch a broader investigation. | The first Russian soldier to be tried for human rights violations in Chechnya was a Russian colonel for the abduction and murder of a civilian woman in Chechnya. |
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| The tradition of the Brno Sixteen dates back to 1960. It is one of the most important amateur film festivals even on a global scale, as evidenced by the interest of filmmakers from distant countries such as Mexico, the Philippines and Nepal. This year's event will begin on the 14th. The event will take place on October 10th at the Art cinema, where the show organized by the Tourist Information Centre has found a home in recent years. It will take four days. | The traditional festival of amateur filmmakers dates back to the 1970s. century. |
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| Visitors to the exhibition can see works by sculptor Jan Ambrůz, graphic artist Vladana Hajnová, painter and sculptor Daniel Hanzlík and sculptor Ladislav Jezbera. Also exhibiting in the Hradec Králové gallery are author of large-format drawings Jiří Kornatovský, painter Jiří Matějů, painter and experimenter Jaromír Novotný and author of audiovisual installations Richard Loskot. | Richard Loskot is shooting a film in a gallery in Hradec Králové. |
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| King of Kings 13. June (ČTK) - In the Gallery of Modern Art The Museum of Fine Arts in Hradec Králové today opened an exhibition of works by eight contemporary authors called Great Silence. The exhibition will be open until 1. September, informed CTK Petra Příkazská from the Hradec Králové Gallery. Visitors to the exhibition can see works by sculptor Jan Ambrůz, graphic artist Vladana Hajnová, painter and sculptor Daniel Hanzlík and sculptor Ladislav Jezbera. Also exhibiting in the Hradec Králové gallery are author of large-format drawings Jiří Kornatovský, painter Jiří Matějů, painter and experimenter Jaromír Novotný and author of audiovisual installations Richard Loskot. | Richard Loskot is shooting a film in a gallery in Hradec Králové. |
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| KYIV 13. February ( ČTK ) - Former Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has been arrested. According to Reuters, this was announced today by her spokesman Oleksandr Sočka, but he was not able to provide more detailed information. | Ukraine imports gas from Lithuania. |
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| Prague 20. October (CTK) - The Mayors and Independents (STAN) also hoisted the Tibetan flag at their town halls and offices on Wednesday and today. As well as some colleges, they did so in response to a joint statement by four top constitutional officials who distanced themselves from the Dalai Lama's meetings with certain politicians. The flags at town halls headed by STAN representatives are meant to symbolize support for a recognized spiritual authority, which the Dalai Lama undoubtedly is, chairman of STAN Petr Gazdík told ČTK. | Flags were flown at schools in honour of the Tibetan spiritual leader. and municipalities. |
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| Prague 20. October (CTK) - The Mayors and Independents (STAN) also hoisted the Tibetan flag at their town halls and offices on Wednesday and today. As well as some colleges, they did so in response to a joint statement by four top constitutional officials who distanced themselves from the Dalai Lama's meetings with certain politicians. The flags at town halls headed by STAN representatives are meant to symbolize support for a recognized spiritual authority, which the Dalai Lama undoubtedly is, Petr Gazdík, chairman of STAN, told ČTK. The Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama was met by, among others, Minister of Culture Daniel Herman (KDU-ČSL), Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of KDU-ČSL Pavel Bělobrádek and Minister Jiří Dienstbier (ČSSD). The right-wing opposition in particular criticized the statement of constitutional officials, and even in response to it, approximately fifty deputies and senators met with the Dalai Lama on Wednesday. Some high schools raised the Tibetan flag at five minutes before noon on Wednesday. | Flags were flown at schools in honour of the Tibetan spiritual leader. and municipalities. |
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| Approximately 500 American soldiers arrived in the Czech Republic in 115 vehicles, mostly 18-ton Stryker armored personnel carriers and Humvee all-terrain vehicles. The so-called Dragoon Ride through six countries is meant to demonstrate the U.S. military's support for European NATO allies who feel threatened by Russian aggression toward Ukraine. | Central European countries welcomed the American convoy. |
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| Last year, the police accused the then Central Bohemian Hetman Rath of accepting a seven-million bribe. Police arrested him with a box containing the money. According to investigators, it was a bribe for a manipulated contract concerning the repair of the castle in Buštěhrad. The money was allegedly handed over to him by Kott and Pancová. | Hetman Rath was arrested with a safe containing money. |
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| Prague 12. June (ČTK) - 15 years ago, 13. June 2003, the first referendum began in the Czech Republic, namely on the country's accession to the European Union. the European Union. In the two-day vote, 77.33 percent of voters voted for the Czech Republic's accession to the EU, while 22.67 percent were against it. 55.21% of voters took part in the referendum. The Czech Republic became a member of the EU together with nine other countries on 1 May 2004 in the biggest enlargement in the history of the Union. | In the Czech Republic, accession to the EU was decided by referendum. |
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| Laboratory tests in the country have so far detected 283 cases of the disease. Hungary recorded its first swine flu death at the end of July, a second in September and a third in early October. In three out of four cases, men succumbed to the disease. | Hungary has recorded its first four swine flu deaths. |
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| While polls show that Poles oppose the location of a US anti-missile base, Prime Minister Jaroslav Kaczynski and his twin brother, President Lech Kaczynski, are strong supporters. Warsaw and Washington are still negotiating, however, and a final agreement is not expected before the end of the year, AP reported today. | Jaroslav Kaczyński has a problem with alcohol. |
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| In Ostrava, zebras have been bred since 1973 and 28 cubs have been born in the zoo since then. The current group consists of four females, a male and a young. At the beginning of August, two males left the zoo for the German Garden in Cologne. The zoo donated them free of charge as part of the European conservation programme for Grévy's zebras, in which it is involved. | The current group of zebras in Ostrava is deprived of two individuals who left for Germany. |
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| The entrepreneur Michal Mertl founded the children's singing group 5Angels in 2007. Since the beginning of the project, its only stable member has been his daughter Nikola, who has worked there since she was nine years old. The girls rehearse every day, they hardly have any free time, appear in advertising campaigns, take pictures with Karel Gott or Dara Rolins and Michal David has written a musical for them. | Michal David has written a musical for the children's band 5Angels. |
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| The Killers' concert was the highlight of the first day of Rock for People. The Killers hail from Las Vegas and are a band featuring singer and keyboardist Brandon Flowers, guitarist and vocalist Dave Keuning, bassist and vocalist Mark Stoermer and drummer Ronnie Vannucci. The band's debut album Hot Fuss was released in 2004 and went on to sell more than five million copies. The band has already won a number of awards, including MTV and Brit Awards. | Brandon Flowers sang on Rock for People. |
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| Hradec Králové, July 4 (ČTK) - At one hour before midnight today, the American guitar band The Killers took to the main stage of the Rock for People festival at the airport in Hradec Králové. Their performance culminated the first day of the festival. Above the musicians' heads hung a fluorescent sign reading Sam's Town. This is the name of last year's, second album by the band. Today, The Killers came to present the songs from it to the festival audience. | Brandon Flowers sang on Rock for People. |
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| Hradec Králové, July 4 (ČTK) - At one hour before midnight today, the American guitar band The Killers took to the main stage of the Rock for People festival at the airport in Hradec Králové. Their performance culminated the first day of the festival. Above the musicians' heads hung a fluorescent sign reading Sam's Town. This is the name of last year's, second album by the band. The Killers came today to present the songs from it to the festival audience. The Killers hail from Las Vegas and feature vocalist/keyboardist Brandon Flowers, guitarist/vocalist Dave Keuning, bassist/vocalist Mark Stoermer and drummer Ronnie Vannucci. The band's debut album Hot Fuss was released in 2004 and went on to sell more than five million copies. The band has already won a number of awards, including MTV and Brit Awards. | Brandon Flowers sang on Rock for People. |
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| The Killers hail from Las Vegas and feature vocalist/keyboardist Brandon Flowers, guitarist/vocalist Dave Keuning, bassist/vocalist Mark Stoermer and drummer Ronnie Vannucci. The band's debut album Hot Fuss was released in 2004 and went on to sell more than five million copies. The band has already won a number of awards, including MTV and Brit Awards. | Brandon Flowers sang on Rock for People. |
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| Today's concert was the premiere for The Killers in front of a Czech audience. Previously, their fans had to travel at least as far as Germany to see them. Two years ago, for example, a number of Czech listeners heard them in Chorzów near Katowice in Poland, where they performed as an opening act for the famous Irish U2 during their European tour. | Brandon Flowers sang on Rock for People. |
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| 7th February - Čunk's wife Pavla stated in MfDnes that she had borrowed money in 2000. the purchase of a dental practice from an acquaintance, whose name he refuses to disclose to the police. She bought the surgery for 900 thousand crowns. | The wife of Jiří Čunek is called Otýlie. |
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| The management of the theatre in Ústí nad Labem was awarded for its intransigence, with which it resisted "primitive pressure, demagogy and liquidation power manoeuvres on the part of the leadership of the city of Ústí nad Labem," as stated by the foundation on [website] ( http: //www.kontobariery.cz/Projekty/Ceny/Cena-Frantiska-Kriegla.aspx). The Kriegl Prize is awarded Since 1987, it has been awarded for civic bravery, shown regardless of personal benefit and possible risks. It has the form of a marble cube as a symbol of the Charter 77 Foundation, a diploma and a financial gift worth 30,000 crowns. | The Kriegl Award takes the form of a cube made from granite. |
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| According to the latest official information, 23 people have already died of methanol poisoning in the Czech Republic. Dozens of others were hospitalized. The largest number of cases was recorded in the Moravian-Silesian Region, but there have been outbreaks elsewhere. Pardubice and in seven other counties. | In Poland, 23 people have died from methanol poisoning. |
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| Trembling (Chrudimsko) 21. (ČTK) - The first person was poisoned with methanol in the Pardubice Region. A man from Třemošnice in Chrudim lies in a hospital in Čáslav. He is out of danger for life. This was told to ČTK by the director of the Regional Hygiene Station in Pardubice, Antonín Vykydal. | In Poland, 23 people have died from methanol poisoning. |
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| BLANSKO 20. (ČTK) - The Parliament of Children and Youth in Blansko will have its logo, website and a section in the monthly magazine published by the town hall. It was formed on Friday, when its 25 members sat down for the first meeting. The parliament has a chairman and an executive committee, and it brings together representatives of nine schools in the town for 11 to 18-year-olds, Blansko Deputy Mayor Jaroslava Králová told ČTK today. The Children's Parliament is an advisory body to the city councillors. "At the first meeting, we informed the children about Blansko management's investment plans for next year. Among other things, we spoke with them about the use of the municipal cultural house by various children's associations, the completion of the winter stadium and the construction of a baseball field," said Králová. Schoolchildren should already inform the representatives of the town hall at the next meeting about which of these projects is more important for Blansko children and their activities. | The city council will not listen to the children's parliament. |
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| Catalan authorities said some 2.26 million voters took part in Sunday's ballot and around 90 percent of them voted for independence. Madrid considers the vote illegal and has tried to stop it. Catalan authorities say around 900 people have been injured in violent clashes with police accompanying the vote. | Hundreds of people were injured in the police crackdown. |
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| ArcelorMittal Ostrava (former Nová huť) will financially support employees who want to get rid of their nicotine addiction under the supervision of a specialist. For smokers, the Ostrava smelter will pay two-thirds of the costs for a withdrawal cure, company spokeswoman Věra Breiová told ČTK. | ArcelorMittal Ostrava will support its employees in quitting drugs. |
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| Ostrava 19. October (ČTK) - The Třinecké železárny, which two years ago launched smoking cessation courses directly on its premises, has the first results. The majority of people who signed up for the courses organized by the second largest steel producer in the Czech Republic have quit smoking. This is twice the success rate reported by domestic smoking cessation counselling centres, company spokeswoman Dušana Chreneková told ČTK. The largest domestic steel company, ArcelorMittal Ostrava, has also recently started to motivate its employees to stop smoking. | ArcelorMittal Ostrava will support its employees in quitting drugs. |
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| Since 2006, five five-week smoking cessation courses have been held at Třinecké železárny, which employs 5,400 people. To date, 114 employees have received group therapy treatment. He didn't light up a cigarette on seven dozen of them. "The treatment of physical dependence was ensured by administering nicotine replacement therapy, which was paid for by the employer. During several months of client monitoring and control measurements of carbon monoxide in exhaled air, it turned out that almost 60 percent of course participants stopped smoking. Counselling centres for smoking cessation in the Czech Republic report a success rate of around 30 percent," Chreneková added. The last course in the Třinec-based company took place this spring. In June, nine out of 11 employees did not smoke. ArcelorMittal Ostrava (former Nová huť) will financially support employees who want to get rid of their nicotine addiction under the supervision of a specialist. For smokers, the Ostrava smelter will pay two-thirds of the costs for a withdrawal cure, company spokeswoman Věra Breiová told ČTK. | ArcelorMittal Ostrava will support its employees in quitting drugs. |
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| Prague 19. September (ČTK) - The statue of Sigmund Freud, which will complement the monuments to famous personalities that have recently been erected in Prague, will be created by sculptor Michal Gabriel. The statue of the famous founder of psychoanalysis will stand on Kozím Square, not far from Old Town Square. Tereza Tůmová told ČTK this today on behalf of the organizers of this year's Freud celebrations in Prague. The unveiling of the statue is planned for May next year, on Freud's 151st birthday. birthdays. | The sculptor Michal Gabriel is preparing to paint a picture of Sigmund Freud. |
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| Prague 19. (Saturday) - The statue of Sigmund Freud, which will complement the monuments to famous personalities that have recently been erected in Prague, will be created by sculptor Michal Gabriel. The statue of the famous founder of psychoanalysis will stand on Kozím Square, not far from Old Town Square. Tereza Tůmová told ČTK this today on behalf of the organizers of this year's Freud celebrations in Prague. The unveiling of the statue is planned for May next year, Freud's 151st birthday. The sculpture will be in the form of a scientist sitting behind a table, while another table with a seated figure stands on the table and the scene repeats. The repetition and mirroring of the figure captures elements of Freud's theory. The inspiration for the author's seated figure came from photographs of Freud behind his desk, on which he had a number of ancient statuettes. The sculptor worked with a change of scale, replacing the ancient statuettes with a reduced figure of Freud. The table also copies the shape of the square. | The sculptor Michal Gabriel is preparing to paint a picture of Sigmund Freud. |
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| The FARC is Colombia's oldest and largest rebel group. In 2002, they had about 20,000 fighters; today, their numbers are estimated to be around 20,000. to 8,000. In more than four decades, the guerrilla group's battle with government troops has left at least 120,000 dead, mostly civilians. The FARC finances its activities primarily from drug trafficking, but also from extortion and the collection of ransoms for kidnapped persons. | Colombia's FARC rebels have kidnapped more than 100 people. |
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| "Pastor's Lunch" 11. July (CTK) - This year, the town hall in Postoloprty in Louny is donating 175,000 crowns to repair the Chapel of 14 Holy Helpers in the local part of Mradice. Mayor Bedřiška Zakouřilová (independent) told ČTK today that although the chapel from 1841 is owned by the church, the city is interested in repairing it not only because of its external appearance, but mainly to preserve it. | The chapel in Mradice from 1841 is awaiting renovation. |
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| No Name from Košice was formed 16 years ago, the first record named after the band's name was released in 1998. They came to the public's attention with a remix of the song Kristínka iba spí, sung by Peter Nagy. With their own songs, No Name broke through with their second album, I'll Wait for a Miracle. They also released the albums Let's Celebrate Life (2001), Words into Darkness (2003) and two years later, What is it?! Their penultimate recording from 2008 is called In Balance, last year the band released after three years a new studio record called New Album. | Peter Nagy sang a remix of the song "Čo bolí, to prebolí." |
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| No Name from Košice was formed 16 years ago, the first record named after the band's name was released in 1998. They came to the public's attention with a remix of the song Kristínka iba spí, sung by Peter Nagy. With their own songs, No Name broke through with their second album I'll Wait for a Miracle. They also released the albums Let's Celebrate Life (2001), Words into Darkness (2003) and two years later, What is it?! Their penultimate recording from 2008 is called In Balance, last year the band released after three years a new studio album entitled New Album. | Peter Nagy sang a remix of the song "Čo bolí, to prebolí." |
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| Brno, 24. March (ČTK) - The multifunctional DORN building should start to be built between Brno's Plotní and Dornych streets opposite Vaňkovce at the end of April, At the beginning of May at the latest. The investor, the Tišnov company Camastro, has already demolished old houses and is preparing a space to start construction. The company expects to receive a building permit within a few days, the investor's representative David Jiran told ČTK today. | The multifunctional DORN building is to be located in Brno. |
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| Prague 29. March (CTK) - Three convoys of American soldiers arrived in the Czech Republic today, returning from exercises in the Baltics to their home base in Germany. They crossed the Polish-Czech border in Náchod, Bohumín and Harrachov. They continued to spend the night in barracks in Pardubice, Vyškov and Liberec. On the border and along the route to the U.S. The soldiers were awaited by thousands of supporters of the convoy's journey through the Czech Republic, while opponents numbered in the dozens. Thousands of people were also attracted by demonstrations of military equipment in the barracks. Around 500 American soldiers arrived in the Czech Republic in 115 vehicles, mostly 18-ton Stryker armoured personnel carriers and Humvee off-road vehicles. The so-called Dragoon Ride through six countries is meant to demonstrate the U.S. military's support for European NATO allies who feel threatened by Russian aggression toward Ukraine. | American convoys, demonstrating support for NATO allies, were greeted at the border mainly by supporters. |
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| Prague 29. March (CTK) - Three convoys of American soldiers arrived in the Czech Republic today, returning from exercises in the Baltics to their home base in Germany. They crossed the Polish-Czech border in Náchod, Bohumín and Harrachov. They continued to spend the night in barracks in Pardubice, Vyškov and Liberec. On the border and along the route to the U.S. The soldiers were awaited by thousands of supporters of the convoy's journey through the Czech Republic, while opponents numbered in the dozens. Thousands of people were also attracted by demonstrations of military equipment in the barracks. | American convoys, demonstrating support for NATO allies, were greeted at the border mainly by supporters. |
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| "It turned out that a few dozen opponents of the convoy absolutely cannot shout down the silent Czech majority, which has declared itself to be glad we are in NATO," Náchod activist Josef Matyáš told ČTK. Several anti-U.S. counterprotesters, shouting the slogan "Death to America." Americans go home, separated from everyone else by riot police. The Náchod-Pardubice part of the convoy includes 19 Stryker armoured personnel carriers and 25 other escort vehicles. In Pardubice, thousands of supporters and only a few opponents were waiting for them. "We did not expect such interest in the visit of American soldiers," a spokeswoman for Pardubice 14 told ČTK. the logistic support regiment of Lucie Masaříková. | American convoys, demonstrating support for NATO allies, were greeted at the border mainly by supporters. |
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| In the convoy through Bohumín to Vyškov, there were 165 soldiers in 37 vehicles, according to ČTK information. At the border in northern Moravia, thousands of people greeted American soldiers standing on bridges and along highways. Cars stopped at a highway signal so drivers could wave back to the waving Americans. People welcomed them with American and Czech flags in their hands, many shouting "welcome." The convoy was accompanied by Ostrava motorcyclists. | American convoys, demonstrating support for NATO allies, were greeted at the border mainly by supporters. |
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| At the same time, union representatives do not like the fact that the supervisory board of the state-owned company ČEZ on Thursday dismissed chairman Jaroslav Míl from his post. "We consider Mr. Mila's dismissal to be unfortunate and, more or less until today, we cannot explain it, because during the time of Mr. Mila, ČEZ was a prosperous company that flourished," Prokop added. | Under Chairman Mila, ČEZ has fared well under Prokop. |
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| Prague 22. March (ČTK) - Director of the General Health Insurance Company (VZP) Pavel Horák is in danger of being recalled. He may lose his seat because of wiretaps published by Mladá fronta Dnes, according to which events in the institution, through which 150 billion crowns flow annually, could have been significantly influenced by politicians and lobbyists from outside. The public prosecutor will try to have him removed from office at the next meeting of the board of directors, Lidovky.cz reported today. To the leadership of the largest Czech The Minister of Health, Leoš Heger (TOP 09), has also publicly supported the health insurance company for other reasons. | The chair of the director of VZP Horák is threatened by suspicious levels of remuneration for workers. |
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| Prague 22. March (ČTK) - Director of the General Health Insurance Company (VZP) Pavel Horák is in danger of being recalled. He may lose his seat as a result of wiretaps published by Mladá fronta Dnes, according to which politicians and lobbyists from outside could significantly influence events in an institution through which 150 billion crowns flow annually. The public prosecutor will try to have him removed from office at the next meeting of the board of directors, Lidovky.cz reported today. To the leadership of the largest Czech The Minister of Health, Leoš Heger (TOP 09), has also publicly supported the health insurance company for other reasons. | The chair of the director of VZP Horák is threatened by suspicious levels of remuneration for workers. |
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| Today's MfD published an alleged transcript of a conversation between then-Mayor Pavel Bém and lobbyist Roman Janoušek, in which they discuss filling key positions at the Prague VZP. It follows from it that both of them interfered in the selection process for the director of VZP Prague and Central Bohemia. | The chair of the director of VZP Horák is threatened by suspicious levels of remuneration for workers. |
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| Western stars are also holding pre-Christmas concerts in Moscow. In one of the prestigious concert halls Gostinnyj dvor on Christmas Eve, José Carreras and Plácido Domingo performed. Tickets cost around $3,500, a record for Moscow. | Tickets for concerts in Russia are at an all-time high. |
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| The King's 22nd. (ČTK) - Bühler Motor Hradec Králové, which belongs to the German manufacturer of electric drives, Bühler Motor, today opened a new production hall worth 90 million crowns. It will spend another 100 million crowns this year on technological equipment. The total investment of the company during its time in Hradec Králové will thus reach about half a billion crowns. This was told to ČTK by the company's executive Christof Furtwängler. | The company Bühler Motor Hradec Králové owns a production hall worth 90 million crowns. |
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| In Ostrava, zebras have been bred since 1973 and 28 cubs have been born in the zoo since then. The current group consists of four females, a male and a young. In early August, two male rhinos left the zoo for a German garden in Cologne. The zoo donated them free of charge as part of the European Grévy's zebra conservation programme, in which it is involved. | Ostrava helps grey seals in the USA. |
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| Although a century has passed since Verdi's death, Italy still looks to him for inspiration. Opera is still alive in the country, even if it does not reach the boom of its golden age, which peaked in the first decades of the 20th century. century. | Giuseppe Verdi composed operas. |
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| "Verdi's music still lives on in his operas and his humanity, power, vibrant melodies and dramatic truth are now appreciated perhaps more than ever," wrote British scholar Charles Osborne about the composer's work. | Giuseppe Verdi composed operas. |
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| MILAN 19. (ČTK/Reuters) - Opera belongs to Italy in the same way as pizza, pasta or passionate political discussions - and this year Italians will celebrate the anniversary of one of the greatest representatives of this music, reports Reuters. | Giuseppe Verdi composed operas. |
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| Giuseppe Verdi, who found fame and fortune in the world of opera, has died aged 27. January 1901. He had already become a household name during his lifetime, so it is not surprising that the centenary of his death has given such a music-loving country as Italy an incentive to organise spectacular commemorations. The creators of the popular operas La Traviata, La Traviata, Rigoletto or Aida will be saluted not only by Milan's restored La Scala, but also by opera lovers. He was born in the northern town of Le Roncole. | Giuseppe Verdi composed operas. |
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| The popularity enjoyed by the maestro is already evidenced by his funeral, which was attended by more than 200,000 mourners and became a day of national mourning. The coffin was accompanied by a choir of 800 singers. under the baton of legendary conductor Arturo Toscanini, he performed a choral aria from Verdi's opera Nabucco. | Giuseppe Verdi composed operas. |
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| According to Punčochář, it is a myth that if there were more water in the water profile, filling of reservoirs and river flows would be ensured. According to him, there are around 165 reservoirs in the Czech Republic with a volume of 3,360 million cubic metres and a surface area of 30,000 hectares. In the ponds, of which there are about 23,000, there are 500 million cubic metres, i.e. several times less. But their area is 51,000 hectares, so they are more heated and have greater evaporation than large reservoirs. | Artificial water reservoirs have a larger volume than ponds in the Czech Republic. |
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| Prague 22. October (ČTK) - The 2007 State Prize for Literature will be awarded to writer Milan Kundera for the first domestic publication of a novel The unbearable lightness of being, taking into account previous prose and essay writing. This was announced today by the Ministry of Culture. Antonín Přidal will receive the joint state prize for translation. | In 2007, he received the Milan Kundera State Prize for Science. |
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| Ljubljana/Vienna 10. (ČTK) - The President of the Austrian Parliament, Andreas Khol, provoked angry reactions from Slovenian politicians and representatives of the Slovenian minority in Austria when he denied Ljubljana's right to defend the interests of its minority in Carinthia on the basis of provisions of the Austrian Constitution. He also hinted that there was no urgency to comply with the Constitutional Court's ruling on the right of a minority to bilingual designation of municipalities, because Slovenian-language kindergartens are more important for the minority. | Austrian politician Andreas Khol denied Slovenia's right to defend the interests of its minority. |
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| The Austrian constitution, in its seventh article, guarantees the rights of the Slovenian and Croatian minorities and grants former Yugoslavia a guarantor right. In an interview with the Ljubljana daily Delo ale Khol on Wednesday, Khol declared that "Yugoslavia no longer exists, Slovenia is a new state and there is no legal successor to Yugoslavia," and therefore he cannot intervene for the interests of his minority in Austria by invoking Article 7 of the Austrian State Treaty (Constitution). | Austrian politician Andreas Khol denied Slovenia's right to defend the interests of its minority. |
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| Since Slovenia's accession to the EU, Austria no longer negotiates with it "on the basis of some Cold War treaties." Slovenia can indeed act as a protector of its minority, but only on the basis of the European Constitution and the bilateral cultural agreement signed two years ago. Kohl expressed his astonishment that the Slovenian side was surprised by this position, since the Austrian position not to recognize Slovenia as a legal successor of Yugoslavia is allegedly known. for a long time. | Austrian politician Andreas Khol denied Slovenia's right to defend the interests of its minority. |
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| Lublin/Vienna 10. (ČTK) - The President of the Austrian Parliament, Andreas Khol, provoked angry reactions from Slovenian politicians and representatives of the Slovenian minority in Austria when he denied Ljubljana's right to defend the interests of its minority in Carinthia on the basis of provisions of the Austrian Constitution. He also hinted that there was no urgency to comply with the Constitutional Court's ruling on the right of a minority to bilingual designation of municipalities, because Slovenian-language kindergartens are more important for the minority. The Austrian constitution, in its seventh article, guarantees the rights of the Slovenian and Croatian minorities and grants former Yugoslavia a guarantor right. In an interview with the Ljubljana daily Delo ale Khol on Wednesday, Khol declared that "Yugoslavia no longer exists, Slovenia is a new state and there is no legal successor to Yugoslavia," and therefore he cannot intervene for the interests of his minority in Austria by invoking Article 7 of the Austrian State Treaty (Constitution). The President of the Slovenian Parliament, France Cukjati, immediately declared on Ljubljana Television that for his country the rights arising from Article 7 of the Austrian Constitution are a "fact" which cannot be changed. According to the broadcaster, Khola's statement caused a "great commotion" in Slovenian government circles; moreover, Foreign Minister Dimitrij Rupel recently made it clear to his Austrian colleague Ursula Plassnik that Slovenia regards itself as Yugoslavia's legal successor on this issue. Khol also angered minority leaders in Carinthia, Austria, when he described their refusal to agree to the establishment of only 147 bilingual names for municipalities as "regrettable." Minority organisations are demanding that the Austrian Constitutional Court's ruling be implemented, according to which every community where more than ten percent of minority members live is entitled to a bilingual sign. About 400 municipalities are said to meet this requirement. According to Khola, however, the German-speaking population's opposition to bilingual signs is primarily caused by the fact that after the war Yugoslavia made claims against Austria on territories inhabited by a minority. "The old people still remember it, they have a long memory and associate it with bilingual signs. So we should not worry about them," he said. On the other hand, he condemned unspecified minority "initiatives that want to disturb the harmony in which we live here in Austria." In 1951, 43,000 people declared themselves to be members of the Slovenian minority in Austria, but by 2001 this had fallen to 12,500. Khol rejected criticism that Austria was not supporting the minority. He justified the reduction by saying that "in a tense situation, people do not want to identify with minorities." If there is a "new atmosphere of cooperation," the number of Slovenes in Carinthia will certainly increase, he said. | Austrian politician Andreas Khol denied Slovenia's right to defend the interests of its minority. |
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| 22nd in Madrid. (ČTK) - The Swiss insurance company Zurich Financial Services and the Spanish bank Santander have entered into an agreement that will open up access to fast-growing markets in Latin America for 1.67 billion dollars (approximately 30.2 billion Czech crowns). In return, the Spanish bank will receive capital for further acquisitions. The new joint venture was announced today by the two institutions. | Swiss insurer Zurich and Spanish bank Santander have unveiled a new joint venture in Latin America. |
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| Kroměříž, 18 October (ČTK) - The company Fremach Morava from Kroměříž, which is engaged in the production, surface treatment and assembly of plastic components, reported a profit of 24.4 million crowns last year. Annually, it's about a 6.2 million crowns more. Compared to 2015, sales of the company's products and services fell by less than 60 million crowns to 947.1 million crowns. This is according to the company's annual report, published on its website. [www.justice.cz] (http://www.justice.cz). The main sector to which the company supplies its products is the automotive industry. Its main products include the front panels of car radios, navigation systems in cars and air conditioners, but it also produces other plastic components. Last year, roughly 41 percent of the company's product volume went abroad; in 2015, exports accounted for about 44 percent. | The company Fremach Morava from Kroměříž supplies its products mainly to the energy sector. |
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| One of the four winners who won the Young Architect Award 2011 this year was, for example, Ida Čapounová, who designed urban solutions for the Czech countryside, specifically for Měchnov in Benešov. Another of the laureates, young architect Jakub Jílek, focused on the Vltava River in the Czech capital; architects Pavlína Macháčková and Klára Makovcová from MMM Architekti then prepared a study concerning an agricultural training school. The only foreign author among the winners is Slovenian architect Polonca Kastelicová, who designed the revitalization of the main square in one of Slovenia's municipalities. | In 2011, Polonca Castelic was the only Slovenian winner of the Young Architect Award. |
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| Prague 22. (ČTK) - In the domestic competition of young architects, which this year was attended by 128 projects from creators from a total of 14 countries around the world, three graduates of Czech universities and one Slovenian architect took first place in four categories. The expert jury appreciated their work and projects, in which they ingeniously connected public space with the existing urban development and natural elements. Aleš Povr informed ČTK about this on behalf of the competition organisers. | In 2011, Polonca Castelic was the only Slovenian winner of the Young Architect Award. |
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| Pope John Paul II. He led the Catholic Church for 27 years. For the majority of believers he represented a charismatic personality, filled with life optimism and firm moral principles. But the Pope enjoyed sympathy even outside the community of believers. during his pontificate from 1978 to 2005. He broke many taboos, including being the first head of the Catholic Church to visit a synagogue and a mosque. He has also always advocated for the right to liberty. | The actor John Paul II. He broke a lot of taboos. |
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| Pope John Paul II. He led the Catholic Church for 27 years. For the majority of believers, he represented a charismatic personality, filled with optimism about life and firm moral principles. But the pope also enjoyed sympathy outside the community of believers. During his pontificate from 1978 to 2005, he broke many taboos, including being the first head of the Catholic Church in history to visit a synagogue and a mosque. He has always defended the right to freedom of expression. | The actor John Paul II. He broke a lot of taboos. |
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| Pope John Paul II. He led the Catholic Church for 27 years. For the majority of believers he represented a charismatic personality, filled with optimism about life and firm moral principles. But the pope also enjoyed sympathy outside the community of believers. During his pontificate from 1978 to 2005, he broke many taboos, including being the first head of the Catholic Church in history to visit a synagogue and a mosque. He has always defended the right to freedom of expression. The former pope could be declared a saint later this year. His memory is honored by believers all over the world. In the Czech Republic, a box with a drop of blood on a piece of the Pope's vestment was found in October 2011 in St. Peter's Church. Michael's relic in Ostrov nad Ohří on the island of Karlovy Vary, a similar reliquary was found about A month earlier saved by and in the cathedral of Olomouc. | The actor John Paul II. He broke a lot of taboos. |
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| Velehrad (Uherskohradišťsko) 3 May (ČTK) - The sculptor from Velehrad, Otmar Oliva, has created a reliquary based on a drop of John Paul II's blood. The reliever is 18. In May, it was placed on the sacrificial table of the Church of the Holy Spirit in Ostrava - Zábřeh. During its construction, the Church considered dedicating this sanctuary to John Paul II, but in the end only the pastoral centre of the church bears his name. The popular pontiff was not beatified until May 2011, while the church was consecrated in October 2010. | The actor John Paul II. He broke a lot of taboos. |
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| On the reliquary is written in Latin the date of John Paul II's beatification - May 2011 - as well as the insertion of the reliquary into the church altar - 2013. There is no name, motto or emblem of the Holy Father. The nearly ten-kilogram slab, cast in bronze and then gilded, will be set into a stone altar together with the blood drop container. Once again, the Pope's name and coat of arms are not missing from the box. Oliva makes no secret of the great respect he has for John Paul II. He has met him several times in person, and he also helped decorate the Pope's private chapel. | The actor John Paul II. He broke a lot of taboos. |
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| While polls show that Poles oppose the location of a US anti-missile base, Prime Minister Jaroslav Kaczynski and his twin brother, President Lech Kaczynski, are strong supporters. Warsaw and Washington are still negotiating, however, and a final agreement is not expected before the end of the year, AP reported today. | Jaroslav Kaczyński is in favour of locating a US anti-missile base in Gdansk. |