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The Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Aleš Juchelka, expressed concern over systemic failures in child protection in the case of three-year-old Viktorka, who was returned to her biological parents despite serious warnings about their problematic background; however, no specific checks on the procedures of officials not involved in the case have taken place so far. #ospod #ochranaDětí #sociálníSlužby (translated)

Journalist Lukáš Valášek wrote that the project manager for children's groups, costing tens of millions of crowns, became the twenty-five-year-old daughter of ANO deputy leader Robert Králíček. According to Valášek, due to a conflict of interest, the costs that should be covered by the European Union will instead be paid by the state budget. Králíček stated that his daughter's appointment was a coincidence and that he did not assist her career. His daughter has not commented on the matter. Valášek described that the advisor worked for Juchelka and the deputy mayor of Prague 8, Radomír Nepil, and simultaneously was involved in securing European subsidies for the city district and overseeing their disbursement at the ministry. According to his findings, there was a conflict of interest, and the projects she was involved with cannot be funded with European money. The ministry is, according to him, to cover tens of millions of crowns from the state budget; Juchelka left twice before his questions. Valášek also mentioned that Králíček's daughter's name was difficult to trace on the website and that after his inquiries, a photo of her being embraced by Nepil disappeared from her Facebook. Nepil reportedly refused to comment on the picture and hung up after the question. Valášek added that ANO is likely to remain at the helm of the city district after the elections and that the victorious movement 8žije is helping to oust STAN, TOP 09, ODS, and the Christian Democrats from the town hall. https://t.co/4fLhix6Lti #politika #korupce #EU (translated)

Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Aleš Juchelka responded to press criticism by stating that "you are doing obnoxious journalism," while avoiding answers to questions about the million-dollar hole in the state budget caused by the conflict of interest of his advisor. #investigativnížurnalistika #konfliktzájmů #politika (translated)

Juchelka criticized Rusnok's argument about the low level of income poverty among seniors in the Czech Republic, pointing out that property ownership affects the standard of living, but is not included in the calculation of income poverty according to Eurostat. #důchodci #chudoba #sociálnípolitik (translated)

Robert Ágh wrote that the minister was sweating and chaotically fleeing questions from journalists. He accused Aleš Juchelka of causing huge damage to the state and turning his ministry into a fraudulent casino with a rigged roulette for a civil servant he called corrupt. He stated that the situation could only be resolved by resignation. #politika #korupce #demise (translated)

The author of the contribution asked why Minister Aleš Juchelka was dodging if everything was fine. He claimed that the Supreme Audit Office had pointed out the opposite and stated that a loss of 83 million crowns had occurred. At the same time, he asked who would pay for it and who would be held responsible. He added that the minister was not responding to journalists and also mentioned the government parties. https://t.co/S6xLhSsXJC #politika #odpovědnost #kontrola #CZ (translated)

Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Aleš Juchelka has gotten into a dispute with his predecessor Marian Jurečka over allegations of a conflict of interest involving his former advisor, which could result in a loss of 83 million crowns in European subsidies. #Jucehlka #střetzájmů #NKÚ (translated)

The author stated that he had already interrogated Minister Juchelka over the case in which the minister and his advisor allegedly caused damage of 83 million in the summer. According to him, Juchelka avoided most of the questions, which is why he asked him again. He also wrote that the minister mentioned in the Chamber that he had already amended the internal regulations in the spring. https://t.co/jekdrspV8n #Juchelka #korupce #politika #CZ (translated)

The SPD will be the proposer of the amendment. They are expected to come up with a model of how they want it. Of course, we will check the proposal to ensure it is legislatively correct. Even then, Juchelka told journalists that part of the agreement is that the SPD will prepare a parliamentary proposal to change the benefits. #Ukrajinci #Dávky #VzpruhaEkonomiky (translated)

Lukáš Valášek wrote that he attempted to ask Minister of Labor Aleš Juchelka how he resolved the conflict of interest involving his close collaborator Alexandra Semancová in connection with subsidies. According to him, this happened seven months after he highlighted the case. Juchelka allegedly responded to Valášek that he was doing "nasty journalism" and claimed that there was no harm caused. Valášek stated that he obtained a draft protocol from the Supreme Audit Office, which he claimed confirmed his earlier findings. According to the cited draft, the Supreme Audit Office calculated costs to the state budget of 82,988,686.09 crowns for three projects due to the identified conflict of interest. Valášek also wrote that the office mentioned improperly paid millions and violations of budgetary discipline. He criticized the Ministry of Labor for refusing to provide him with documents for expert assessment of the case and claimed that it had been violating the information law for months. According to Valášek, the ministry recently also refused to release a legal analysis from the firm Rowan Legal, which Juchelka commissioned to assess possible damages and a potential criminal complaint against Semancová. Valášek also asked whether Prime Minister Andrej Babiš would respond to the findings. He reminded that Babiš and Juchelka criticized his work at a summer press conference, calling it a campaign and lying. https://t.co/JAsUmULhx8 #ČeskáRepublika #Novinářství #Korupce (translated)

Seznam Zprávy reported that the Supreme Audit Office criticized the Ministry of Labor over a conflict of interest involving an adviser to whom Aleš Juchelka from ANO entrusted influence over billion-crown subsidies. According to the draft protocol from the Supreme Audit Office, millions of crowns were paid out improperly and budgetary discipline was violated. https://t.co/WRB8j8dopt https://t.co/85Zk2HR3gR #politika #korupce #dotace (translated)

The author stated that the government, which in his view had cut everyone, should have readily paid 83 million crowns due to a problem with one advisor. He claimed that Minister Juchelka entrusted her with influence over billion-dollar grants, even though her company was preparing applications for the same grants for a fee. He called on the minister to take responsibility or resign. https://t.co/ZRUojaEy81 #vláda #odpovědnost #transparentnost #CZ (translated)

This is really disgusting journalistic work. And I say this with all responsibility, "This is really disgusting journalistic work. And I say this with all responsibility," Juchelka stated from the stage to the cameras. No damage was done, "No damage was done," finally said fleeing minister Juchelka regarding the work of his advisor. #střetzájmů #dotace #novinářství (translated)

The state specifically here - if the system had worked and been consistent - could have truly prevented that. Minister Aleš Juchelka admitted in an interview for the show Ve stínu that more rigorous oversight could have prevented the death of the three-year-old girl. #ochranaDětí #neodpovědnost #systémováSelhání (translated)

Minister Aleš Juchelka admitted that the group of authorities overseeing Victoria failed to properly assess the serious problems with her father, which led to the tragic death of the three-year-old girl, a fate that could have been prevented with more thorough monitoring and coordination among the institutions. #ochranaDětí #neodpovědnost #systémováSelhání (translated)

The author recalled that the government of Andrej Babiš promised not to raise any taxes. He wrote that Babiš now acknowledged higher taxation for people with high incomes, and Minister Juchelka spoke about changing the tax mix. He asked Babiš whether his promise still stood or if he wanted to break it just like, according to the author, nearly all the others. https://t.co/StJtlk0YO7 #daně #politika #Babiš #CZ (translated)