Slovakia - Factors To Watch on Nov 29

                                
 BRATISLAVA, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press
reports and events to watch which may affect Slovak financial
markets on Monday.
                                
 
                                
 FINMIN MIKLOS NEWS CONFERENCE
                                
 Finance Minister Ivan Miklos will hold a news conference on
mis-management of public funds.
                                
 
                                
 UNIONS, BUSINESSES MEETING
                                
 Businesses, trade unions and government officials will meet
to debate plans to change labour code an adjust business
environment.
                                
 
                                
 SLOVAKIA PROPOSES 80 PCT TAX ON SALE OF CO2 PERMITS
                                
 The Slovak finance ministry has proposed an 80 percent tax
on revenue from the sale of carbon dioxide emission permits in
2011 and 2012, minister Ivan Miklos said on Friday.
                                
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 SLOVAKS HAPPY EU MECHANISM TO INVOLVE PRIVATE SECTOR
                                
 Slovakia is satisfied that the private sector should bear
part of the cost of sovereign bailouts under a future permanent
European Union crisis resolution mechanism, Slovak Finance
Minister Ivan Miklos said on Sunday.
                                
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 LEFT, RIGHT REGIONAL ELECTION
                                
 The centre-right parties' candidate for Bratislava district
lost in Saturday's regional election to an independent candidate
backed by the leftist opposition party SMER of ex-Prime Minister
Robert Fico. The centre-right dominated Bratislava since
country's independence in 1993.
                                
 Sme, page 1
                                
 
                                
 SMER SCORES IN REGIONAL ELECTION
                                
 The leftist SMER party of Robert Fico scored well in
Saturday's regional election winning more mayor, deputies seats
in towns and villages then four years ago - The ruling coalition
of Prime Minister Iveta Radicova lost some its traditional
'strongholds'.
                                
 Smer, however, lost some of 'its' constituencies to
centre-right candidates.
                                
 Sme, page 3
                                
 
                                
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