MP Pražák Leaves the ANO Movement
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MP David Pražák is leaving the ANO movement, for which he ran in second place in the Liberec region last year. He announced his departure from the strongest government party on Tuesday evening on his Facebook profile. He intends to remain in the Chamber of Deputies as an unattached MP. The representatives of the city of Semily, elected on the movement's candidate list, are reportedly leaving ANO together with him. Pražák is the deputy mayor of t…
MP David Pražák unexpectedly announced that he is leaving ANO and will serve in the Chamber of Deputies as a non-attached member. In an interview with Deník N, he explains why he is leaving the strongest government movement.
MP David Pražák has decided to end his membership in the ANO movement. He will remain an unattached MP in the Chamber of Deputies. He announced this today on Facebook. He did not give a reason for his departure. ČTK is seeking his statement and that of the ANO leadership. The current government coalition won 108 seats in the elections in the two-hundred-member lower house, so Pražák's departure does not mean it will lose its majority.
MP David Pražák said that he has decided to terminate his membership in the ANO movement. He will remain an unattached MP in the Chamber of Deputies. He announced this on Tuesday evening on Facebook. He did not give the reason for his departure. The iDNES.cz editorial team asked the ANO leadership for a statement, but so far there has been no response.
MP David Pražák has decided to end his membership in the ANO movement. He will remain an unattached MP in the Chamber of Deputies. He announced this on Tuesday on Facebook. He did not give the reason for his departure. The current government coalition won 108 seats in the 200-member lower house in the elections, so Pražák's departure does not mean it will lose its majority. However, this is the first case in this election period when an MP has l…
MP David Pražák has decided to end his membership in the ANO movement. He will remain an unattached MP in the Chamber of Deputies. He announced this today on Facebook. He did not give a reason for his departure. ČTK is seeking his statement and that of the ANO leadership. The current government coalition won 108 seats in the elections in the two-hundred-member lower house, so Pražák's departure does not mean it will lose its majority.
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