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Former spy boss returns to law practice.
(From The Slovak Spectator)
Byline: From press reports
in SHORT VLADIMIR Mitro, former head of the Slovak Intelligence Service (SIS), who resigned from his post in March 2002, has returned to his original profession and now works in a law firm. Mitro left shortly after the media revealed that he named Peter T"th, former journalist, as head of the SIS counterintelligence. ...
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