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The head of Slovakia's main grouping of churches has supported calls for churches in Hungary and Slovakia to promote "dialogue and reconciliation" between the two neighbouring countries due to a language law that affects his country's Hungarian-speaking minority, reports Ecumenical News International. "Ordinary people in our two countries get along well and are not the cause of the trouble," said Bishop Milos Klatik, president of the Slovak Ecumenical Council of Churches.
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