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The Slovak government, led by Prime Minister Fico, is discussing the potential state purchase of a stake in the Mochovce power producer unit.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 1
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The Slovak government, led by Prime Minister Fico, is discussing the potential state purchase of a stake in the Mochovce power producer unit.

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Slovak Power HoldingRobert FicoMochovce

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  1. The Mochovce power producer unit is undergoing testing that follows international standards and is currently supplying national electricity needs.Sub-event
  2. Slovak government considers state buy-in of Mochovce power producer unit.1 source

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Slovakia's government under Fico is cited as an example, and both Slovakia and Hungary are cited for media influence. All 3 developments

Within The European Council opened lines of communication with Russia as Robert Fico intended to raise concerns about subsidy misuse regarding Slovakia's rejection of the EU migration pact.

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