Richard Rybníček
Richard Rybníček is the president of the Union of Towns and Cities of Slovakia (ÚMS) and a prominent advocate for reforming regional policy in Slovakia. He has voiced concerns about the increasing disparities between the eastern and western regions of the country, emphasizing the need for a coherent regional policy that effectively addresses these differences. Rybníček argues that despite significant investments, regional inequalities are worsening and calls for a clear definition of development strategies tailored to the strengths and weaknesses of various areas. His recent statements highlight the urgency for a strategic approach to ensure that funds are utilized efficiently to foster balanced regional development.
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Slovakia:
Richard Rybníček stated that municipalities will lose 110 million euros next year.
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Slovakia:
Richard Rybníček, the president of the Union of Towns of Slovakia, highlighted the need for discussions on important municipal issues.
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Slovakia:
Richard Rybníček is the mayor of Trenčín and emphasized the importance of remembering the history of wars.
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Slovakia:
Richard Rybníček is the drummer and one of the founders of the band Bez ladu a skladu.
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Slovakia:
Richard Rybníček, the mayor of Trenčín, acknowledges the high amount the municipality must pay but believes they can manage the situation.
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Slovakia:
Richard Rybníček is the mayor of Trenčín and president of the Union of Towns of Slovakia SK8.
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Slovakia:
Mayor Richard Rybníček expressed anger towards the government for freezing funds for municipalities.
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Slovakia:
Richard Rybníček is the mayor of Trenčín and president of the Union of Towns of Slovakia SK8.
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Slovakia:
Richard Rybníček emphasized that local governments are not state officials and are elected partners of the citizens.
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Slovakia:
Richard Rybníček argues that the government should not confuse tax increases with consolidation.
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