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Municipalities in the Czech Republic have nearly 408 billion crowns in their accounts, while their debt has decreased to 70.7 billion, but smaller municipalities face problems in implementing larger investments due to limited resources and administrative pitfalls. #veřejnéfinance #dluh #obce (translated)

The head of the Czech Sokol organization, Martin Chlumský, claims that the organization has transformed after the embezzlement scandal that caused damages of 46 million crowns and has now implemented digital control mechanisms to prevent similar incidents in the future. #podvod #ČeskáObecSokolska #digitalizace (translated)

Cluster schools established by several municipalities together can represent a solution to the shortage of school places in the vicinity of large cities; however, their construction requires significant financial investment and state support. #školství #obce #společnéškoly (translated)

The District Prosecutor's Office in Gliwice has initiated an investigation into an attempted recruitment for the arson of Flytronic S.A. facilities, where $30,000 was offered in exchange for committing an illegal act on behalf of a foreign intelligence service. #Flytronic #śledztwo #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The author asked what secrets regarding Polish security were supposed to go to a foreign corporation, which he attributed plans for a return to totalitarianism, and who was supposed to sign off on the disclosure of military secrets. He mentioned Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Cezary Tomczyk, Paweł Zalewski, Paweł Bejda, Wiesław Kukuła, and Magda Sobkowiak. #bezpieczeństwo #polska #totalitaryzm #PL (translated)

The management of the Krkonošsko National Park rejected the criticism of its director Petr Moravec from the mayor of Vrchlabí, Jan Sobotka, who called for his resignation due to an alleged loss of trust from employees and insufficient communication on personnel issues. #KRNAP #Krkonošskýnárodnípark #obce (translated)

Adam criticized the government, accusing it of leading to a record budget deficit and debt that, as he claimed, would burden children for at least 40 years. He wrote that the healthcare system is in crisis, the National Health Fund is going bankrupt, hospitals are being closed, and women are giving birth in bathrooms. He also accused the authorities of taking children from mothers for arbitrary reasons and leading a mother in handcuffs to a funeral. He claimed that foreign drones enter the country without obstruction, while the ruling party awarded themselves 402 million PLN in bonuses. He criticized them for their smiles and arrogance, called for their removal from power, and noted that elections would take place soon. https://t.co/Eer6rspV0q #Polska #Wybory #Politka (translated)

Honza Palička wrote that in the article about how Grolich lured away significant names from TOP 09, he found the former mayor of Branišovice, a village with 645 residents, the current mayor of Letovice with 7,000 residents, and an unspecified member of the regional council. He then ironically declared TOP 09 definitively finished and wrote that the party would not recover from this. #TOP09 #politika #Česko (translated)

The Brno Regional Court annulled the decision of the municipality of Březina, which changed the zoning plan and converted the building plots of former minister Blažek and other owners into fields, stating that the municipality did not justify the traffic issues and other arguments were too general. #Březina #územníplán #soudnírozhodnutí (translated)

Adam Mazguła mentioned that it has been nine years since Piotr Szczęsny's self-immolation, which he described as a call for truth and a plea for society to take action. He referenced the content of the letter left by Szczęsny, in which he appealed for a change of power and the defense of freedom. Mazguła wrote that Poles have "awoken" and removed the previous authorities, although — as he assessed — this could have happened earlier. He stated that Poland was free again, but expressed hope that issues with the application of law would turn out to be temporary. He also paid tribute to Szczęsny. #PrawdąWOczy #WPoczuciuOdpowiedzialności #TarczaWolnościSłowa #BronimyKonstytucji #ŻołnierzGorszegoSortu #PrawaCzłowieka #WolnośćSłowa #ŚwieckośćPaństwa #PrawaKobiet #WolnośćSłowa #PrawaCzłowieka #Prawda (translated)

Tomasz Lis wrote that Poland has become a symbol of success in the world, which — in his opinion — was indicated by the approach of leaders of other countries towards Donald Tusk and Radosław Sikorski. He added that half of Poles chose a politician whom he described as being connected with hooliganism among fans, and in Europe, he was treated as a "foreign body." #Polska #sukces #polityka (translated)

Joanna criticized what she assessed as the double standards of some media outlets and their approach that politicians from the PiS party are allowed to do more. She wrote that earlier cases involving judges — the theft of parts for a screwdriver worth 8 PLN and a USB flash drive — were widely publicized, even though one of the judges was no longer actively serving. She compared this to incidents she described as involving prosecutors and judges linked to Zbigniew Ziobro or Karol Nawrocki: a drunken prosecutor allegedly broke into someone else's house to spy on a man bathing, a Supreme Court judge supposedly lost his teeth on a platform, and judge Iwaniec crashed his car into a tree. Among other examples, she mentioned Krystyna Pawłowicz's posts on Twitter, which — in her opinion — raised justified concerns about her mental health, a night incident involving Zaradkiewicz going mushroom picking while wearing slippers and pajamas, and a naked prosecutor who, according to her, was trying to storm a liquor store. She asked where the media were in these cases and suggested that they remained in the pockets of politicians. She warned that such an approach could have serious consequences for society. #Polska #media #sąd (translated)

A Sudeten lawyer wrote that in Ústí nad Labem, the plan of the One Ústí party to abolish the city districts has caused a stir. According to him, the party gained an absolute majority and did not discuss the intention before the elections. The author stated that he understands the reason for this approach and mentioned comments from people who said they would have voted for the party had they known about the plan. He linked the abolition of districts to the debate on merging municipalities. According to him, the Czech Republic has 6,258 municipalities, which is the highest number in Europe per capita. For comparison, he mentioned Belgium with 11.8 million inhabitants and 581 municipalities, Portugal with 10.6 million and 308 municipalities, Sweden with the same population and 290 municipalities, and Greece with 10.4 million inhabitants and 332 municipalities. He noted that the arrangements in Portugal and Greece differ slightly. According to him, Denmark had 99 municipalities with 6 million inhabitants and the Netherlands had 342 municipalities with 19 million. Hungary had about half and Austria a third of the Czech number of municipalities, he wrote. With exaggeration, he added that based on these examples, it might seem that these are countries where people suffer and municipalities do not prosper. He also addressed the number of city districts: out of 26 statutory cities, according to him, only seven have districts. He did not include Liberec in this count, which he marked as a city without internal divisions, except for Vratislavice nad Nisou. According to the author, Opava has eight urban parts formed by municipalities that joined it. It has a total of 7,000 inhabitants, while the rest of the city, approximately 47,600 people, has no urban part. He labeled Opava as the only smaller urban unit with districts other than Ústí nad Labem. He noted that Liberec, Hradec Králové, České Budějovice, and Olomouc do not need districts; he also described them as cities with good living potential, and some of them as wealthier. The author concluded that, according to him, people would fare better if municipalities and city districts were abolished. #obce #ÚstíNadLabem #politika #obce (translated)

Magda wrote that one judge crashed into a tree, and another left teeth on the platform. She added that the prosecutor, being — as she claimed — drunk, entered someone else's apartment and watched a naked man in the shower. She described the situation as "the rule of law of PiS in a mess." #praworządność #Polska #PiS (translated)

Magda wrote that a judge crashed into a tree, a prosecutor lost his teeth on the platform, and another intoxicated man entered someone else's apartment and watched a naked man in the shower. She described such situations as "the rule of law of PiS gone awry." #praworządność #Polska #polityka (translated)