US EditionOver Half of Czech MEPs Support Von Der Leyen No-Confidence Motion
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The fight for political power between the right and the old parties is also being waged in the EU. This week: The question of trust against the EU Commission President from the Leyen for mismanagement and intransparency in the procurement of vaccines. – A comment by Leon Wandel. On Thursday, July 10, there was a vote in the EU Parliament, as right-wing parties had asked the question of confidence. Among other things, the criticism focused on the…
Over Half of Czech MEPs Support Von Der Leyen No-Confidence Motion
More than half of Czech MEPs supported a vote of no-confidence yesterday in European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. 11 of the 21 Czech MEPs voted in favour of the motion, and six were against. Three MEPs from the Civic Democratic Party (ODS) and Ondrej Kovarik from ANO did not take part in the vote, according to records. Six MEPs from ANO, who are members of the far-right Patriots for Europe group, voted for the no-confidence motion,…
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