Lukáš Valášek wrote that the director of the State Agricultural Intervention Fund, Petr Dlouhý, was leaving his position. Valášek stated that Dlouhý repeatedly defended the payment of hundreds of millions in subsidies to Agrofert and refused to recover billions from the past despite the proven conflict of interest of Andrej Babiš. He added that Dlouhý's successor would face significant decisions. According to Valášek, the fund recently hired lawyers for up to eight million crowns to assess whether it should recover national subsidies from Agrofert, but did not set a deadline for them. In the meantime, he said, government MPs were advocating a law that would make recovery time-barred. https://t.co/ya537kxRqN #politika #dotace #Agrofert (translated)