US EditionLet's Introduce the Euro Also for the Sake of the Dukovany People, Says Stan. It Will Kick up Debt, Protests Ods
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The over forty-kilometer-long hot water pipeline is to supply heat to more than one hundred thousand Brno households by 2031 and end their dependence on natural gas. "It makes sense not only economically, but also from an environmental perspective. Brno residents will have cheaper and cleaner heat," he says in...
When we deal with the financing of Dukovany, which we will solve with a loan, we may return to the debate about whether the euro does not make more sense. This was stated by the Minister for European Affairs Martin Dvořák (STAN). He pointed out that borrowing in euros is cheaper, but if the Czech Republic continues to use the koruna, such a loan brings a number of risks. For example, ODS economic expert Jan Skopeček expressed his critical opinio…
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