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natural gas line opens to the north; passenger car production up; the
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In Business News: A Russian consortium is reportedly the most likely to win
an upcoming tender on the expansion of the Temelín nuclear power plant;
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to sell off property worth 90 million crowns; the first Škoda Citigo – a
new small vehicle intended for zipping in-and-out of city traffic –rolls
off the assembly line; and, the transport minister proposes a new fee for
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The Czech government’s pilot bond issue is sold out weeks ahead of
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Current AffairsNew yellow trains take on king of the rails
It was an historic day for commuters Monday as the first RegioJet train
rolled on to the tracks, the first ever challenge to the state-owned Czech
Railways. Though the brand new RegioJet has only three trains, travellers
from Prague to Ostrava or vice versa now have a choice of services for the
first time, and it looks like the competition is going to get interesting. More
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