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Prime Minister Andrej Babiš is at the center of several new controversies, including allegations that his previous government drafted a law specifically designed to benefit Agrofert, a company formerly associated with him. Reports have also surfaced regarding officials allegedly watching pornography, with Babiš reportedly recommending it to the government. Despite these issues and discussions about his perceived role as an opposition leader, polls indicate his continued strong influence in the…
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Babiš Government Drafted Law Tailored to Agrofert
A proposed pre-emption right on agricultural land by the Babiš government is highlighted as a potentially blatant bending of rules to benefit the former company of the ANO movement leader.
Aktuálně.cz:
Polls Show Babiš Nearing His Goal; Partner's Downfall Benefits Him, Crushing…
A survey of surveys indicates that Babiš's influence remains strong, benefiting from the struggles of opposition and coalition partners. The fragmentation of the Czech political scene, particularly among former government parties, is highlighted as a key factor.
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Officials Watched Pornography. Babiš Recommended It to the Entire Government
Allegations of officials watching pornography have surfaced, with Prime Minister Babiš reportedly recommending it to the government, sparking controversy and debate.
Respekt:
Babiš as Opposition Leader and Schillerová's Double Standard
This commentary explores why people might be unwilling to admit that their own party is in power, discussing Babiš's role as an opposition leader and double standards.
Respekt:
Should the Wealthy Live in Municipal Apartments?
Part 6 of 'Pre-election Czechia' delves into the issue of wealthy individuals residing in municipal housing, using the case of Babiš's close associate Tünde Bartha to illustrate a problem affecting all of Prague.
Novinky.cz:
Babiš Called 'Coalition of the Willing' Just Talk; Zeman's Ministry Praises It
Prime Minister Babiš previously dismissed the 'coalition of the willing' as mere political talk, but the ministry now praises its benefits for the Czech Republic's international standing and war experience.
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