The NSZ headed by Renata Vesecka did not agree with the conclusion of the Supreme State Attorney's Office in Prague that in April halted the investigation into one of the lines of the case, Tyden writes. According to Rice to sign Czech-U.S.
radar treaty in Prague next week ...
Czech CSSD chairman calls on Wolf to give up mandate of MP ...
Czech govt to debate Vesecka's dismissal only after final verdict ...
Czech PM refuses to dismiss supreme state attorney ...
Chamber postpones discussion on settlement with Czech churches ...
Czech CSSD committee nods to new vote of no confidence in govt ... wiretappings, a bribe of up ten million crowns is suspected in the case in connection with placing state orders for biofuels production. The man who figures in the scandal is lobbyist Frantisek Vybiral, a former CSSD member, through whom those interested in possible biofuel deals bribed civil servants and other people. In the related case that Vesecka has now returned for completion, Vybiral allegedly mediated for Prague real estate magnate Milos Cervenka presumed police documents on the investigation into his business in return for half-a-million bribe, Tyden.cz writes. According to it Cervenka's acquaintance said, however, the police did not investigate Cervenka's firms. (USD1=14.992 crowns)
(Ceske Noviny)
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