PM Babiš Says Coalition Will Not Withdraw Public Media Funding Bill

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The government coalition will not withdraw the proposal to abolish fees for public television and radio. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) said this on Monday before leaving for Algeria. According to him, however, the specific form of the proposal will still be discussed. Voluntary payment of fees is also being considered.

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Babiš refuses to withdraw the proposal to abolish fees for Czech Television and radio. However, he admitted that the coalition will still negotiate its final form.

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PRAGUE - According to Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, the government coalition will not withdraw the proposal to abolish fees for public television and radio. He admitted that the specific form of the proposal will still be discussed and one of the alternatives is voluntary payment of fees. The Novinky.cz portal reports this.

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Before leaving for Algeria, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) said that many lies had been told about the issue of abolishing concession fees. He criticized the head of Czech Radio, René Zavoral, who, according to him, was also spreading untruths. Regarding the proposal, which is heading to the second reading, Babiš said that it would not be withdrawn. According to him, the opposition, together with the association Million Moments for Democracy,…

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According to Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, the government coalition will not withdraw the proposal to abolish fees for public television and radio. He admitted that the specific form of the proposal will still be discussed and one of the alternatives is voluntary payment of fees. The portal Novinky.cz reports this. The Czech Prime Minister...