Milion chvilek pro demokracii

Does this remind you of anything? Orbán thought he would never lose power. Well, it didn't turn out that way. He lost by 83 mandates. It was enough that 78.94 percent of people showed up. The most since 1990. Send this to everyone who thinks their vote doesn't change anything in society. ✌️ (translated)

Former Minister of Justice Pavel Blažek, his former Deputy Radomír Daňhel, lawyer Kárim Titz, and convicted drug dealer Tomáš Jiřikovský have been charged in the so-called bitcoin case. Blažek and Daňhel are facing charges of money laundering and abuse of office. Both of them (translated)

We have joined the Slovak challenge "STVR belongs to the public, not politicians." 👉 We share the belief that public service media should not serve political power. That we cannot do without them in today's complicated world. And that they are an important part of a vibrant, functioning, and pluralistic society. (translated)

⚠️ The building of the Supreme Audit Office will lose police protection, suggests Minister of the Interior Lubomír Metnar. According to the head of the office, Miroslav Kala, this is an attack on its independence. It would not be the first. Independent institutions have been a long-standing thorn in the side of the government of Andrej Babiš. And (translated)

The city court in Prague decided to release the Chinese citizen accused of acting in favor of a foreign power from custody. However, he remains in custody as the prosecutor immediately filed an appeal. This is the very first case in the history of the Czech Republic in which someone is prosecuted directly for espionage. (translated)

The bill for the short tenure of the former advisor to the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Aleš Juchelka, Alexandra Semancová, continues to grow. The ministry announced that due to her conflict of interest, it will not report projects worth more than 80 million crowns for reimbursement from European funds. It will cover them from state funds. (translated)

We rule, do not disturb for the hundred and fiftieth time. 👇 The unelected head of the Government Office, Tünde Bartha, has prepared a new Rules of Procedure for the government. And findings from Deník N show that under the pretext of "simplification," a tough intervention is being prepared against transparency and collective decision-making: ❌ The Prime Minister alone at the switch. (translated)

‼️ President Pavel vetoed the law on budgetary rules from Babiš's government ‼️ For the very first time, President Petr Pavel used his constitutional right and decided to return the law on changes to budgetary rules to the Chamber of Deputies. 👉 The president vetoed the law from the government politicians. (translated)

A 64 million gap remained in the budget of the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs as a result of the actions of Alexandra Semancová. Minister Aleš Juchelka chose her as an advisor for grant programs, even though she was involved in business with grants herself. Despite the clear conflict of interest. (translated)

The decision of the Constitutional Court is, according to Babiš, embarrassing? Or when the court does not rule in favor of the governing coalition, the court's decision is worth nothing. And now seriously: undermining the independence of the Constitutional Court is incredibly dangerous. Especially when it is done by the Prime Minister himself. Check out the video. (translated)

Hardly had the police begun investigating the dangerous behavior of agent Filip Turk, and we already have another extremely serious case. This time it concerns the long-time face of the extremist SPD – MP Jaroslav Foldyna. 👉 The information provided by Radiožurnál is absolutely shocking. The police are investigating Foldyna. (translated)

After the collision with the ambulance, the chair noticeably sways under Turk. Babiš also tends to support his resignation. Videos from the intersection at I. P. Pavlova scared and outraged almost the entire country. Although Filip Turk spoke about the accident with a dose of his own lightness, the recordings show that it was... (translated)

European prosecutor Daniela Bártíková officially initiated criminal proceedings and tasked the National Center Against Organized Crime (NCOZ) with the investigation. This responds to a hundred-page criminal complaint from the Pirates due to suspicions of harming the financial interests of the EU and abuse of official power. (translated)

What will a Czech politician go through before resigning from their public office? 👉 An accident that was very likely caused by the Motorist MP Filip Turek once again sheds light on the current political morality in the Czech Republic. If there is still any at all. If public officials still... (translated)

The temporary shutdown of Hungarian public service TV, which occurred this week, is a symbolic end to the era of Viktor Orbán. Above all, it is a big warning sign for everyone who cares about the independence of domestic public service media. 👇 Obrán, Babiš's model and friend, was on his mission. (translated)

The only political representative in the delegation at the NATO summit condemned today's Russian attack on Kyiv, in which civilian casualties occurred again... And it is neither Petr Macinka nor Andrej Babiš. Thank you, Mr. President, for representing the Czech Republic with dignity. 🙏 (translated)