The President Sees No Reason to Withdraw the Lawsuit to the Constitutional Court Due to the Summit | ČeskéNoviny.cz
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The relationship between President Petr Pavel and Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motoristé) will probably remain unchanged for now. Although the head of state has agreed with the prime minister to improve relations and will want to meet with Andrej Babiš (ANO) at regular meetings, which should also be attended by the head of Czech diplomacy, it does not look like the relationship between Pavel and Macinka will be settled, according to their othe…
After months of escalating disputes between the government and the Castle, President Petr Pavel and Prime Minister Andrej Babiš agreed to hold joint meetings. However, the president will not withdraw the lawsuit, as he does not see it as an attack on the government.
President Petr Pavel sees no reason to reconcile with the chairman of the Motorists and Minister of Foreign Affairs Petr Macinka. He said this in an interview broadcast today for CNN Prima News. Pavel stated that he does not have any negative relationship with him. According to him, he considers Macinka's sometimes provocative communication to be "more like folklore". Among other things, Macinka called on the president to withdraw the competence…
Prague - President Petr Pavel sees no reason to withdraw the competence lawsuit filed with the Constitutional Court in the dispute with the government over participation in the NATO summit. He wants to wait for the court to clarify the competences of the government and the president. The president said this in a pre-recorded interview broadcast today by CNN Prima News. The government did not count on the president's participation, but after the …
President Petr Pavel sees no reason to withdraw the competence lawsuit filed with the Constitutional Court in the dispute with the government over participation in the NATO summit. He wants to wait for the court to clarify the competences of the government and the president. The president said this in an interview broadcast by CNN Prima News. The government did not count on the president's participation, but after the preliminary injunction of t…
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