While in Prague enters recession ratification of the Act; in Sweden they are also protesting against this Treaty. AP

• The Czech Republic is shown to be cautious

“It is necessary to see what is going to mean for real life,” explained Czech Prime Minister, to add that they will apply for the assessment of external experts on the extent

Prague, Czech Republic (FEB/06/2012)-the Government of the Czech Republic, country of the European Union (EU) acceded to the international agreement act against infringement of copyright on the internet, announced today that it seize up the ratification process to better analyse the text and its impact “on free access to information”.

Conservative Prime Minister Petr Necas, reported today that “is necessary still analyse thoroughly the document,” according to a statement issued on the website of the Executive.

“Under no circumstances can the Government admit a situation where civil liberties and free access to information would be threatened”, Necas said.

“It is necessary to see what is going to mean for real life,” said the Prime Minister, to add that they will apply for the assessment of external experts on the extent.

“Hackers” grouped under the name Anonymous indicated today that managed to infiltrate the web from the main formation of the Czech Government coalition, the citizens Democratic Party (ODS), which have won several thousands of co-religionists of conservative training personal data.

The news that Prague prefer to put on hold the ratification, was reason for Anonymous disable an attack planned to the website of the Government.

Last week suffered a cyber attack the website of the Executive of Slovakia, a country which has not ratified yet the minutes.

“Learn the decision of Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk stop ratification of the ACTA agreement”, warned the Group Anonymous Czech political class, before Warsaw decided, last Friday, to suspend such ratification.