“ The likely future prime minister of the Czech Republic, Andrej Babis, leader of the populist ANO party, signed a coalition agreement with the far-right SPD and the Automobilists for Self party on Monday, November 3. Source: Radio Prague International, broadcast by “European Truth” Details: After four weeks of negotiations, ANO, “Freedom and Direct Democracy” (SPD) and “Automobilists” signed a coalition agreement. The agreement contains the main program objectives of the future government, determines the number of ministers and distributes ministries between individual parties. The next step will be to submit a proposal for personnel appointments in the government. As noted, it is expected that on the same day, the newly elected future deputies will gather for the first time for the constituent meeting. They will take an oath, and on Wednesday, November 5, the leadership of the Chamber of Deputies will be elected. SPD leader Tomio Okamura, who was jointly nominated by SPD, ANO and Automobilists, is expected to become the head of the parliament. During the election campaign, Okamura made a number of anti-Ukrainian statements, in particular regarding the restriction of the rights of Ukrainian refugees in the Czech Republic. After the election of the chairman of the Chamber of Deputies, the current government is expected to resign. On October 27, the President of the Czech Republic Petr Pavel instructed the leader of the populist party ANO Andrej Babis to form the government. The party won the most votes according to the results of the parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic on October 3-4. Read also: The Czech Republic is preparing for a “toxic” government: will Andrej Babis become an ally of Viktor Orban.”, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Radio Prague International broadcasts “European Truth”
Details: After four weeks of negotiations, ANO, “Freedom and Direct Democracy” (SPD) and “Automobilists” signed a coalition agreement. The agreement contains the main program objectives of the future government, determines the number of ministers and distributes ministries between individual parties.
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The next step will be to submit a proposal for personnel appointments in the government.
As noted, it is expected that on the same day, the newly elected future deputies will gather for the first time for the constituent meeting. They will take an oath, and on Wednesday, November 5, the leadership of the Chamber of Deputies will be elected.
It is expected that the head of the parliament will be the leader of the SPD Tomio Okamura, who was jointly nominated by SPD, ANO and “Automobilists”.
Okamura admitted during the election campaign a number of anti-Ukrainian statementsin particular regarding the restriction of the rights of Ukrainian refugees in the Czech Republic.
After the election of the chairman of the Chamber of Deputies, the current government is expected to resign.
On October 27, the President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel instructed the leader of the populist ANO party, Andrey Babish, to form a government. The party won the most votes according to the results of the parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic on October 3-4.
Read also: The Czech Republic is preparing for a “toxic” government: will Andrej Babis become an ally of Viktor Orban.