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All the papers lead with stories as varying as former environment minister
Milos Kuzvart's appointment as the Czech Republic's first commissioner to
the European Union, the government's failure to begin discussion on a bill
on same-sex marriages, and a potential crisis in the cabinet over rising
rents. We begin, however, with the daily Mlada Fronta Dnes, where the lead
headline declares "Czechs are losing the opportunity to work in
Europe".
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Current AffairsViktor Kozeny launches webpage masking a less than glittering reputation
These days almost everyone in public life has a webpage - and even highly
controversial businessman Viktor Kozeny - the so-called Pirate of Prague -
has proven no exception. Last week the former Czech turned Irish citizen
and Bahamas resident launched a new webpage to help garner Czech support
for what he claims will be his run for European Parliament in elections in
June. But can a man who is wanted by Czech authorities on charges of
cheating investors out of billions really believe he can count on Czech
support? The idea seems dubious at best...
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Czech born porn star Dolly Buster aims to become a deputy of the European
Parliament, Czech mps have failed miserably in an attempt to live on the
minimum monthly wage in the Czech Republic, and how long would a Czech
with an average wage have to work in order to amass as much money as Bill
Gates? Just a few million years...Find out more in Magazine with Daniela
Lazarova.
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Press ReviewPress Review
The arrival of Bill Gates in Prague, the Golden Globe Awards and the
salaries of Czech deputies to the European Parliament - those are the main
stories on today's front pages. The papers have also devoted plenty of
space to the tragic death of Hungarian football player Miklos Feher and
freestyle aerial skiing Olympic champion Ales Valenta's victory in a World
Cup event.
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