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The chairman of the Přísaha movement and Břeclav senator Robert Šlachta is considering leaving the ANO senatorial club. He announced this on Czech Television.
The chairman of the Oath, Róbert Šlachta, is considering leaving the ANO senatorial club for another faction after two years. He announced this today in the Sunday debate on Czech Television. He justified this by, among other things, that he is skeptical of the activities of the ministers of the government coalition so far and that the last straw was the campaign of the strongest government movement against him in South Moravia, specifically in …
The chairman of the Přísaha movement, Robert Šlachta, announced on the Sunday Debate program on ČT24 that he is considering leaving the ANO movement's senatorial club. He is said to be skeptical about the activities of the government coalition ministers overall, and he is also said to have been inflamed by the ANO campaign directed against him in the Znojmo region.
Prague - Chairman of the Oath, Róbert Šlachta, is considering leaving the ANO senatorial club for another faction after two years. He announced this today in the Sunday Debate of Czech Television. He justified this by, among other things, that he is skeptical of the activities of the ministers of the government coalition so far and that the last straw was the campaign of the strongest government movement against him in South Moravia, specificall…
The chairman of the Oath, Robert Šlachta, was angered by the controversy surrounding the Senate elections in the Znojmo region. An unsuccessful candidate from his movement offered support to the ANO candidate for 50,000 crowns. Šlachta is now considering leaving the ANO senatorial club.
Senator Róbert Šlachta (Přísaha) is discussing a possible transfer from the ANO Senate club, he announced in the Sunday debate. He did not specify with whom he is discussing it. He justified it by the government movement's campaign against him in South Moravia. According to the club's head, Jana Mračková Vildumetzová, his action is legitimate, and she considers the ANO result a failure. The chairman of the People's Party and new senator Jan Grol…
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