What is Czechia ACTUALLY Like Today?
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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What is Czechia actually like in 2024?
Join Czech and Slovak Citizenship Manager, Jakub Smycka, alongside our Czech & Slovak citizenship specialist, Darya Vitkalava, as we explore Czechia in the modern day.
We will cover the benefits of living in the Czech Republic, including its excellent healthcare system, high-quality education opportunities and vibrant cultural scene.
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So they have laws, infrastructure protecting water quality? Living near Mexico all my life, I grew up hearing about the "Montezuma's revenge" from the bad water in Mexico, and that it's not just a health problem in Mexico, but is a problem in other countries as well.. "Oooh, just carry around bottled water everywhere you go." -No. That doesn't fix anything really, especially as a tourist, since street food vendors and restaurants etc., will very likely not!! be using "safe" bottled water. And no one seems to talk about this problem of water safety, either. So maybe I've just got it wrong. Am misinformed, overreacting. And it's just Mexico that has had the bad water situation.