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A leértékeléssel illetve adócsökkentéssel versenyképességet elérni igyekvő polgártársaimnak. (Kattints az ábrára nagyításért.) Kommentár nem... -
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Nagyon nehéz elhinnem, hogy Szlovákiában 50% több nyelvet beszél, miközben nálunk ez 8%. Le-he-tet-len.
ReplyDeletea cseh is idegen nyelv nekik...:) így kijön az 50%
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