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Lukáš Valášek wrote that Foreign Minister Petr Macinka rejected support for the Finnish proposal to limit the entry of hundreds of thousands of Russians into the EU. According to him, Macinka claimed that the initiative had no chance of success. Valášek added that the Czech Republic had applied a similar regime, but Russians could enter the country from neighboring states. According to Valášek, Macinka's decision went against the positions of the top leadership of the Foreign Ministry, as was evident from internal communications he had access to. Čeněk Hajný, head of the director’s office of the European Department of the Ministry, reportedly recommended joining the Finnish initiative because its content was in line with Czech positions. Valášek stated that Russians were obtaining about half a million visas to the EU each year, with the most being issued by Italy and Spain. Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen reportedly pointed out in a letter to Prague the Russian attacks on Ukraine as well as the threat of sabotage and other hybrid operations in the EU. She proposed not to issue visas for non-essential travel, including tourism. https://t.co/VYoTXSXV92 #Rusko #EU #viza (translated)

Schools, hospitals, and homes remain under attack. Russian sabotage and other hybrid operations threaten the European Union. The Kremlin assesses our determination based on our actions. Where they encounter hesitation, they push further. We must raise the price they pay for their illegal war, and part of this response must also be Europe's visa policy. Valtonen wrote to Prague, suggesting, among other things, not granting visas for non-essential trips, including tourism. #Finsko #Rusko #víza (translated)

Other priorities include the construction of municipal and cooperative apartments, as well as a city hospital. We would like to have it transferred under the state, "Other priorities include the construction of municipal and cooperative apartments, as well as a city hospital. We would like to have it transferred under the state," Vereš pointed out, adding that they want to sign the coalition agreement by Friday. #Ostrava #ANO #komunálnívolby (translated)

So let's say what Prague is. Who owns the hospitals? They belong to the Ministry of Health. Who owns the monuments? Who will build the Invalidovna? Who will pay for it? Well, our government. Who will build the Prague ring road? The Road and Motorway Directorate. And the universities, who finances them? Our government. When Babiš says that he will loosen their purse strings a bit now since they invest insufficiently anyway, it undoubtedly sounds like post-election threats, but it is not new. #Praha #Babiš #komunálnívolby (translated)

Barbora Mercury wrote that when Štancl, whom she referred to as a carousel operator, did not help with the path to the Senate, promises about the construction of a hospital should have started to be brought up according to her. https://t.co/GmXu5sEFSs #Senát #politika #nemocnice (translated)

After a serious accident in the Karlovy Vary region, where a personal car and a van collided, one woman with serious injuries was airlifted to the Faculty Hospital in Plzeň, and the road is completely closed, leading to several kilometers of traffic jams. #nehoda #zranění #uzavírka (translated)

Kutil then wrote that he was trying to find a sufficiently absurd comparison for Andrej Babiš's idea of appointing Matěj Gregor as Minister of Education. He considered the notion that his border collie might start welding, but due to her intelligence, trainability, and work ethic, it didn't seem improbable enough. He felt similarly about the possibility that Slavia would win the Champions League, despite what he considered a disgraceful performance in Baku the previous day. Even entrusting a complicated brain surgery to the local hospital didn't seem absurd enough to him, so he gave up further searching. In conclusion, he stated that human imagination has its limits, while Andrej Babiš apparently does not. #absurdnost #politika #Babiš (translated)

There is a concern that if hospitals that are already at a loss receive this, then the Emergency Medical Service - which is financially set up very lucratively - the money will not go to ambulances, but will be drained by emergencies and loss-making hospitals. This is claimed by the vice-chairman of KDH, Peter Stachura. #zdravotníctvo #záchrannáslužba #tender (translated)

Fráňa Šrámek wrote that Marek Wollner escaped death. In a shared post, Wollner described that after a tennis match at Štvanice, he experienced a sudden strong pain, and although he hesitated at first, he agreed to call for an ambulance. According to his account, the ECG showed a serious problem, and at the hospital on Karlovo náměstí, doctors performed catheterization through his wrist. Wollner stated that he was treated in the coronary unit of the third internal clinic, thanked the medical staff for their care, and wrote that he is not giving up on tennis yet. #zdraví #tenis #nemocnice (translated)

Help for American murderer Christa Pike after her unsuccessful execution was significantly delayed due to confusion between the prison and paramedics, with Pike surviving two lethal injections and later being returned to prison from the hospital. #ChristaPike #poprava #vražda (translated)

Michaela Kudláčková asked whether Andrej Babiš is blackmailing the people of Prague. Referring to his statement, she wrote that the government can, but does not have to invest in Prague, and mentioned his questions regarding hospitals, monuments, Invalidovna, and the funding of universities. She ironically labeled the statement as "luxurious" and expressed her disgust. #Babiš #Praha #politika (translated)

Paula described Andrej Babiš's press conference as an extraordinarily extensive rant. She wrote that he initially blamed the media for things he himself did, and then threatened the future leadership of PragueEU with a demand for cooperation. The reason he cited, according to her, was that the government approves funding for hospitals and schools. She stated that she published the entire press conference and moved its final minute to the beginning to quickly clarify why. Babiš, according to her, acted as if he were the first patient in the Czech Republic with the plague, and she ironically added that he finally understood how private schools operate. She also wrote that he directed the most attacks towards Kateřina Stojan, the Pirate Party, and the Czech Senate. In conclusion, she used a derogatory pun about his political grouping remaining in the Czech Republic permanently. #staydebil #babišjezlo #Česko #politika #ještědáme (translated)