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Lenka Zlamalova

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Czech columnist and economist
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Lenka Zlamalova 2d
Czech columnist and economist

The author stated that the least willingness to go vote was among supporters of Andrej Babiš, which he linked to dissatisfaction with unfulfilled promises regarding pensions and mortgages. He added that financial markets have a greater influence than voters and that with government bond interest rates at 5.12 percent, which he claimed have now slightly declined, the government had no room for further promised giveaways. https://t.co/8aI6Qq8nQf #volby #politika #ekonomie (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 2d
Czech columnist and economist

The author stated that the most unusual willingness to go to the polls currently was exhibited by the youngest generation, which he believed represented a turnaround of the previous trend. Until now, he noted, the most reliable voters had almost always been people from the oldest generation. He added that, like in France and other countries, politics will increasingly be transformed into a generational clash. https://t.co/PDMIwiwXtx #volby #generace #politika #FR (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 2d
Czech columnist and economist

The author of the article stated that the proposal for sectoral taxes for banks, energy, arms companies, and other areas was to be discussed the following day at the coalition council. According to him, Deputy Prime Minister Havlíček admitted this after a pointed inquiry on Czech Television. The author also wrote that on Friday the 13th, the proposal was to be submitted in the Chamber of Deputies as an amendment to the law on refinery tax. He added that it was supposed to overshadow the announcement about capping energy prices. #Daně #Energetika #Politika #CZ (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 6d
Czech columnist and economist

The author of the article linked the price increases to Donald Trump in 2026, Andrej Babiš in 2021 and 2026, and Petr Fiala in 2024. He wrote that if people feel that everything is becoming more expensive and the standard of living is not growing sufficiently, parties lose elections. He also described the failure to fulfill the promises with which the parties won elections as costly. https://t.co/J3Tlwl2Kdn https://t.co/k1tZQrLo03 #drahoty #volby #politika #CZ (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 7d
Czech columnist and economist

The author of the contribution stated that the elections were decided, in his opinion, by inflation related to Donald Trump, especially the prices of diesel, food, and mortgages. He also claimed that voters attributed the rising costs associated with the war with Iran to Trump, which, according to the author, Trump himself acknowledged. He recalled that Trump won two years ago thanks to a campaign against inflation and added that, in his opinion, elections are decided everywhere by the standard of living and security. https://t.co/JHzNL4a6cQ #volby #drahota #Trump #IR (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 1w
Czech columnist and economist

The author of the contribution stated that France and other countries are affected by a combination of declining economies, high budget deficits, and inflation. According to him, this problem cannot be solved by raising taxes, but only by limiting government expenditures. https://t.co/JcuWVElJzZ https://t.co/1OEqzhOl2E #ekonomika #inflace #rozpočet #FR (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 1w
Czech columnist and economist

The author of the contribution wrote that the political conflict between generations due to what he considers unsustainable state pensions was intensifying throughout Europe and was expected to escalate further. In the Czech Republic, he labeled it as the main line of political clash and stated that Andrej Babiš was trying to cover it up with current and significant conflicts. https://t.co/Jwwb5VHX4G #GeneračníKonflikt #Důchody #Politika #CZ #EU (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 1w
Czech columnist and economist

The author asked how the government of Andrej Babiš would react to a situation that he believes will fundamentally influence politics and its support. Possible measures mentioned include regulating electricity, gas, and fuel prices, subsidies for mortgage interest, or quotas on food. #politika #vláda #regulace #CZ (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 2w
Czech columnist and economist

The author linked the decarbonization of Europe with what he described as a critical shortage of refineries. He wrote that there was an urgent warning coming from Brussels, as he believed the shortage was driving up fuel prices and threatening security. He also mentioned a year-on-year profit decline of 98.7 percent for Volkswagen following its efforts to dominate the electric vehicle market and the pressure regarding the profitability of Škoda Auto and the year 2030. https://t.co/9PjIgTnSbZ #dekarbonizace #pohonnéhmoty #Evropa #CZ #EU (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 2w
Czech columnist and economist

The author stated that the candidacy for the French presidency is starting and that the individual in question is exceptionally popular in the country for a long time. She was interested in how the first polls, which will simulate her confrontation with Marine Le Pen, will turn out. According to her, the French elections will primarily be decided based on the economy and the standard of living. https://t.co/VzOnUVhqTu #Francie #volby2022 #ekonomie #FR (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 2w
Czech columnist and economist

The author of the contribution stated that the European economist Filip Matějka was to become the president of the European Economic Association. He described the position as a genuine recognition among leading economists, not just a mere prestigious role, adding that several Nobel Prize winners held it before Matějka. #ekonomie #prestiž #Evropa #EU (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 3w
Czech columnist and economist

The author wrote that France has reacted to chaos and brutality by increasing spending. Citing the economic newspaper Les Echos, he stated that plans are in place to increase the minimum wage starting in January, which he believes will also affect other salaries. He recalled that then-Prime Minister Barnier acted similarly after the violence in 2023 and described it as part of a debt spiral. https://t.co/ob6AooPYNt #ekonomika #mzda #politika (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 3w
Czech columnist and economist

The author stated that former French Prime Minister and presidential candidate Gabriel Attal suggested shutting down social networks during times of violence and looting. https://t.co/hzljfmFnJ2 #sociálnísítě #Francie #násilí #FR (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 3w
Czech columnist and economist

The author stated that according to him, it could have been a failure of the secret services, which significantly underestimated the potential for violence. In the streets, there were allegedly ten times fewer police officers than during the Yellow Vest protests in 2018. #politika #bezpečnost #nepokoje #CZ (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 3w
Czech columnist and economist

The author wrote that the French government admitted to losing control over the violence and looting. According to him, it was a particularly dangerous message in a country that, after the Islamist attacks in 2015, transformed the state of emergency with expanded powers for security forces into a new normal. #Francie #bezpečnost #násilí #CZ #FR (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova 4w
Czech columnist and economist

"Andrej Babiš's program is completely clear - to take care of our people," says Zlámalová. #AndrejBabiš #volby #důchody (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova Oct 7
Czech columnist and economist

The author stated that in the USA, as well as in the Czech Republic, mortgage rates surged sharply along with the interest rates on government bonds. According to him, the data clearly showed this, and basically, no one disputed it. He added that American mortgage rates had already reached 7 percent and the yield on the ten-year government bond was almost comparable to the Czech one. #hypotéky #úrokovéSazby #ekonomika (translated)

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Lenka Zlamalova Oct 5
Czech columnist and economist

The author of the contribution recommended the text by M. Zámečník about the effort to direct people's savings into state debts. As a lesson, he mentioned Hungary during Viktor Orbán's government, where such an approach had been applied very rigorously for years. He added that government bonds and the interest on them would be a significant topic for the public and deserve increased attention. https://t.co/VBMWsdU9f7 #státnídluhopisy #ekonomika #úspory #HU (translated)

Lenka Zlamalova Oct 5
Czech columnist and economist

The author wrote that convictions have become the new norm of European politics. According to him, France is pushing this trend further by putting the affected individuals on trial, while in the Czech Republic, they temporarily hide behind parliamentary immunity and remain in politics to avoid judgments. He added that this evidently does not bother voters in France or the Czech Republic and mentioned Lagarde and Le Pen. #politika #Evropa #korupce #FR #CZ (translated)

Lenka Zlamalova Oct 5
Czech columnist and economist

The author was pondering whether the final round of the French presidential elections could pit Marine Le Pen against the governor of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde. He wrote that governors enter politics in difficult times, citing Mark Carney in Canada as an example. He wondered who would be next. https://t.co/ZtrIsqLUbe https://t.co/9v1LQ0l5IJ #Francie #volby #politika #FR #CA (translated)

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