Inflation lingers over Slovakia's final euro push - Feature
                   
earthtimes.org     Apr 29, 2008            

Bratislava - When European officials rule in early May on Slovakia's request to switch to the euro, the impact will likely be felt throughout Eastern European economies. Leaders in the ex-communist nation of 5.4 million people are eager to crown a re... [read full story]                

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