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Robert Ágh wrote that he wanted to read the commentary on the elections from Karel Havlíček, Alena Schillerová, Patrik Nacher, and Alexandr Vondra, but according to him, neither of them said a word and did not gain a single mandate. He stated that their "owner" described the situation as a catastrophe and claimed that those involved were worried about their position. He described their situation as a hard life for people subordinate to Andrej Babiš. #volby #politika #ČeskáRepublika (translated)

The article describes how among the 95 arrested in connection with child sexual abuse, there are also the victims' parents, with the abuses often being perpetrated by offenders from wealthy countries against young children in the Philippines. #SpolneZlorabe #Filipini #Otroci (translated)

Luka Svetina wrote that the workbook sparked a lot of reactions and believed that children should learn to accept differences since there are children from other countries among their classmates. He criticized that a girl from Kabul, covered with a scarf, was named Maria, and noted that a more appropriate name, common in the Islamic world, would be Fatima or Scheherazade. He added that Muslims give their children Muslim names and that Mohamed is the most popular name in England or Wales this year. He also wrote that scarves do not belong in school. #različnost #izobraževanje #toleranca (translated)

BrutusReloaded asked why Slovenska filantropija is collecting only men's clothing and refusing women's and children's. He was curious whether women and children also experience hardship and poverty, specifically mentioning single mothers with a minimum wage. He asked whom the collection is intended for. https://t.co/aBxwQaMX3p #SlovenskaFilantropija #Revščina #Solidarnost (translated)

Matej Rigelnik wrote that people went to the forest also so that their children would not speak German and to preserve the language and names of villages. He emphasized that people were willing to undertake great deeds to preserve these things. He recalled his grandmother's words in the Trbovlje maternity hospital, where, according to her, around 900 children were born a year forty years ago, while today only around 350 are born. The grandmother added that most of them are, in her opinion, no longer "ours." Rigelnik noted that Slovenians gained their own country, schools, books, and flags, but he wondered whether the people who fought for this counted on the possibility that over time there would be fewer and fewer of those who could pass it on. #jezik #kultura #zgodovina (translated)

Johanca opposed labeling the service as free and noted that there are no free services. She believed that the price of kindergarten is high because it also includes children who could stay at home, as one of the parents is unemployed. She suggested that children of employed parents should be given priority, and that another solution should be sought for children from families receiving social benefits and the highest child allowances. #Brezplačno #Družina #SocijalnaPravica (translated)

Robert Ágh mentioned the key vote on pension reform and Babiš's walk through Milan with his family during shopping. He wrote that the president publicly apologized for his absence in the municipal elections, while Babiš did not apologize and his supporters did not criticize him. He used a derogatory term for his supporters and added that, in his opinion, the Democrats behave differently and need to condescendingly nitpick. #Babiš #politika #demokracie (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka proposed to restore lustrations and introduce security clearances for government members and their deputies. He described Andrej Babiš's government as a risk to national security and accused its members of ties to the communist past, Russia, and the interests of foreign powers. He stated that he would promote the proposal after gaining voters' trust: first in senatorial committees, then in the Senate plenary, and subsequently in the Chamber of Deputies, where he would act as a reporter. He wanted to publicly request support from civil society. For the Prime Minister and ministers of security-strategic departments, he demanded lustration and a security clearance from the National Security Office at the level of top secret. For the Prime Minister's clearance, he mentioned a deadline of nine months and added that party leaders with ambitions to govern and stable electoral forecasts should obtain it before the elections. For ministers of less exposed departments, he proposed the level of secret, and for deputies, confidential. He deemed the existing deadline before the elections sufficient and criticized "shadow governments." According to Šarapatka, the current president has a negative lustration certificate and a strict clearance from the National Security Office. He labeled the examination of other heads of state as a topic for serious consideration and mentioned Miloš Zeman as a warning example. #lustrace #národníbezpečnost #politika (translated)

I was extremely happy to meet Mrs. @MELANIATRUMP, a person who, through her work and mission, contributes to creating a bright future for children. Her Slovenian roots give her a special charm. It was especially nice that we could talk in Slovenian – a language that connects us. In her address, she presented the continuation of her initiative Fostering the Future Together, which aims for the safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence in children's education, strengthening digital literacy, and online safety for children around the world. During our meeting, I experienced her as an exceptionally warm and pleasant interlocutor, while also being dedicated, responsible, and a very hardworking person who devotes a lot of her energy and attention to children and their future. I believe that caring for children and their future is one of the most beautiful shared values that connect us regardless of where we come from. #Otroci #Izobraževanje #UmetnaInteligenca (translated)

Reform will happen. It is supported by the public, teachers, and employees in education. We have formed a professional council in which practitioners play a key role: no less than 11 members are current or former teachers and principals. Representatives from industry and future employers (Chamber of Commerce, Crafts and Small Business, Agricultural Chamber), local communities as founders of kindergartens and primary schools, and other professionals are also involved. We have not entrusted the education establishment, which bears responsibility for the current state, with leading the reform. The reaction is on the front page: personal defamation, inciting envy, and accusations of privatizing education. Photographs from my private life are supposed to replace arguments about the future of schools. But children need knowledge, teachers need authority and support, and education needs results. Reform will happen. Even after this front page. #izobraževanje #reforma #učitelji (translated)

The opposition is scaring that NGOs will be left without money. Instead of talking about helping children with rare diseases, the discussion revolves around 12 million euros, which is only 1.6% of 723 million euros in public funds that NGOs received last year! What about the children whose health insurance does not cover treatment? Who will take care of them? This must remain the essence of the discussion! #NevladneOrganizacije #Otrok #Pomoč (translated)