Economy

Parliament Approves Constitutional Right to Cash Payments

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Bratislava, June 15 (TASR) - The right to pay for the purchase of goods and the provision of services in cash will be included in the Slovak Constitution, as the parliament definitively approved a draft constitutional law to this effect sponsored by a group of 'We Are Family' MPs on Thursday.
The law will subsequently set the conditions and limitations to the aforementioned right.

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