There Will Be a Protest in Front of the Chamber of Deputies This Afternoon over CT and Radio.
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Protests will be held in front of the Chamber of Deputies in Prague on Friday from 1 p.m. due to planned changes in the financing of Czech Television and Radio. Opposition MPs announced this on social media after the government coalition unexpectedly pushed through the discussion of the criticized amendment to the lower house's meeting agenda. People are expected to gather on Malostranské Square.
People filled Malostranské náměstí in Prague on Friday after 6:00 p.m. to protest against the government's plan to abolish concession fees for Czech Television (ČT) and Czech Radio (ČRo). The protest was called by the initiatives We Stand for Culture! and We Will Not Give Up Media because coalition deputies in the Chamber of Deputies pushed for a priority discussion of this proposal in the first reading.
Czech MPs will vote on the amendment to the law regarding changes to the financing of public media in the first round on Saturday night at 4:36 a.m. At the proposal of the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and head of the SPD movement, Tomi Okamura, coalition MPs approved it on Friday evening.
PRAGUE - Czech MPs will vote on the amendment to the law regarding the change in the financing of public media in the first round on Saturday night at 4:36 a.m. At the proposal of the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and the head of the SPD movement, Tomi Okamura, coalition MPs approved it on Friday evening. The opposition criticized it harshly. Meanwhile, people have gathered on Malostranské Square near the Chamber of Deputies and are protest…
Comment: The key thing now will be how civil society can become active. How effective it can be in standing up to what resembles the arbitrariness of the government majority.
Czech MPs will vote on the amendment to the law regarding the change in the financing of public media in the first round on Saturday night at 4:36. At the proposal of the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies and the head of the SPD movement, Tomi Okamura, coalition MPs approved it on Friday evening. The opposition harshly criticized it. --- People against...
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