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)




