Czech police ask for Prime Minister to be charged with fraud

Czech police ask for Prime Minister to be charged with fraud

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The criminal unit of the Economic Crime Department of the Prague Police has concluded its investigation into the case -- known as "Stork's Nest" -- the statement said. A spokesperson for the Prague Public Prosecutor's Office said Monday that the office had received the motion to indict two people as well as the investigative file for the case, which it said contained 34,000 pages.
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