Fog Surrounds Government Candidate for Hrad. Coalition Would Have to Find Pavel 2.0
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The next presidential election will take place in about a year and a half. According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the chairman of the Motorists, Petr Macinka, the government should not field its own candidate. On the other hand, the deputy chairwoman of the parliamentary agriculture committee, Marie Pošarová (SPD), who was a guest on Events, Comments, believes that each party, coalition and opposition, should have its own nominee. She …
Although neither Petr Pavel nor Andrej Babiš speak about it openly, almost no sane person doubts it anymore – the protracted and sometimes sharp dispute between government representatives and the president is part of a game that will culminate in the next presidential election. It will take place in a year and a half. And although both politicians have the same goal, their roles in the campaign, which has undoubtedly already begun, are radically…
Analysis: Andrej Babiš and Petr Macinka are currently pretending that they are not looking for a common candidate to oppose Petr Pavlov. That may change; after all, the prime minister spoke a few months ago about the coalition finding a person who would defeat Pavlov. What could be the reason for their potential plan to fail and what works in their favor?
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