Main Events of the Week (March 22-26)
Monday - According to the directors of the schools with Hungarian language of education in southern Slovakia, the level of education of the Slovak language is sufficient. |
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The New York Times: National Identity Bill Divides Slovakia
BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA — If nationalists in Slovakia have their way, schoolchildren will soon be forced, each Monday at 8 a.m., to listen to the national anthem blaring out from loudspeakers across this small Central European nation. |
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Main Events of the Week (March 15-19)
Monday - Hungary and the Hungarians living abroad celebrated one of their most important holidays: the anniversary of the 1848/48 revolution and freedom fight. Almost every village and town in southern Slovakia, inhabited by Hungarians, organized a commemorative celebration |
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Main Events of The Week (March 8-12, 2010)
Monday - According to Ján Mikolaj, minister of education from the Slovak National Party, there are no sanctions in the Patriotic Act, according to which the students are obliged to listen to the Slovak national anthem at the beginning of every week. |
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Main Events of The Week (March 1-5, 2010)
Monday - After the football match between Slovan Bratislava and DAC Dunajská Streda on February 27, the Slovak police have arrested two fans from Hungary, and several DAC-fans have been injured after the police attack. |
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Main Events of The Week (February 22-26, 2010)
Monday: According to the opinion poll of Polis agency the view of the majority of the citizens of Slovakia on the situation of the society differs from the opinion of the Prime Minister. |
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