Babiš's Trip to Israel: How It Was Prepared and Why the Prime Minister Will Be There on November 17th
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Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) will not attend the traditional memorial service on Národní třída on November 17 because he will be visiting Israel. Pirate Party leader Zdeněk Hřib sharply criticized him for this and accused him of being afraid of civil society. However, he did not admit that he would not be attending Národní třída this year either. He will be in Taiwan with several other MPs on the same day.
Andrej Babiš (ANO) will be in Israel on November 17, along with Petr Macinka (Motoriste) and other government representatives. President Petr Pavel will be present at Národní třída, but some opposition representatives and traditional participants in the commemoration of this holiday in the center of Prague will not arrive there either. As iDnes.cz pointed out, Marek Benda (ODS), Zdeněk Hřib (Pirates) and Marian Jurečka (KDU-ČSL) are supposed to …
Prague - The government has been waiting for an invitation to Israel for a long time, said Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) in response to criticism of the timing of the trip on November 17, when the Czech Republic is facing reminders of the Velvet Revolution. He said this on the program Ptám se, paner primeire on the Blesk server. The trip will take place from November 16 to 18, so Babiš will not attend the celebrations.
Andrej Babiš will not spend the celebrations of November 17 in the Czech Republic, but will head to Israel with four other ministers. There, a new government is being discussed, and the prime minister will not be able to meet with any counterpart who already has a mandate. We describe what will be discussed on the trip and how it was prepared.
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