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Reject Verbal Attacks, Babiš Urged Editors-in-Chief. Macinka Insulted Journalists Next to Him

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Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) read out his politicians' appeal to editors-in-chief at a press conference after a government meeting on Monday. He was responding to an appeal by forty editors-in-chief who had previously called on politicians to reject violence and ensure free access to information. According to Babiš, words must not be a weapon and verbal attacks are not an argument. Just a short time earlier, Foreign Minister and Deputy Prim…

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Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) read out his politicians' appeal to editors-in-chief at a press conference after a government meeting on Monday. He was responding to an appeal by forty editors-in-chief who had previously called on politicians to reject violence and ensure free access to information. According to Babiš, words must not be a weapon and verbal attacks are not an argument. Just a short time earlier, Foreign Minister and Deputy Prim…

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) on Monday called on the media not to take information out of context, not to manipulate public opinion and to reject personal attacks. He read the statement, described as a challenge to the political scene, at a press conference after a government meeting.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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PRAGUE - Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš responded on Monday to a call from 40 editors-in-chief of Czech media outlets about the basic boundaries between journalists and politicians. According to him, news should contain context and should not distort statements or conceal essential facts. According to him, the media are also jointly responsible for aggressive rhetoric in the public sphere. He read the call on Monday at a press conference afte…

Over 40 editors-in-chief of Czech media outlets have called on politicians to reject violence, communicate politely, and ensure equal access to information for journalists. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has now responded with his own call to the media.

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) on Monday called on the media not to take information out of context, not to manipulate public opinion and to reject personal attacks. He read the statement, described as a challenge from the political scene, at a press conference after a government meeting. The Prime Minister responded to a call from the editors-in-chief of four dozen media outlets from...

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) on Monday called on the media not to take information out of context, not to manipulate public opinion and to reject personal attacks. He read the statement, described as a challenge to the political scene, at a press conference after a government meeting.

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