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The prime minister wants a referendum if the euro is to be adopted; a new
natural gas line opens to the north; passenger car production up; the
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In today’s business news: The European Commission launches an antitrust
investigation into the Czech energy giant ČEZ, self-employed individuals
may be among those who profit from an overhaul of the Czech pension system,
a new law eliminates advertising on two public TV channels, Czech tennis
star Petra Kvitová’s marketing potential receives a significant boost
due to her Wimbledon victory, the regional brewery Svijany posts record
profits in 2010 and Czechs pay up to 20 percent more for mobile phone
services than clients in neighboring countries. More
Current AffairsUnique 1980s dissident video magazine subject of new Czech TV documentary
On Tuesday, the public broadcaster Czech TV is airing the first part of a
new documentary series dedicated to Originální videojournal, a unique
video magazine established by Czech dissidents in the late 1980s. The
documentary offers some rare footage from dissident circles, as well as
reports about the Velvet Revolution in November 1989. More
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