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Petr Holec sharply criticizes the Czech President Petr Pavel, calling him a "collaborator," for hypocrisy during the anniversary of 1968, while Filip Turek strongly opposes state parasites, and artists are reaping what they have sown (Petr Holec live #286)
27 Aug
Czech President Pavel has lost a dispute over budgetary rules: The Chamber of Deputies overturned the veto, and the opposition is heading to the Constitutional Court
26 Aug
Czech political theater revealed: Czech President Petr Pavel transforms into Václav Havel, the hypocrisy of the elite, and the erosion of democratic norms (Petr Holec live #285)
20 Aug
Czech President Pavel: The state budget is a tool of the government, and it should be evaluated by the Parliament and the public.
18 Aug
Czech President Petr Pavel was labeled the de facto opposition leader in a shocking poll: People reject ineffective opposition and recall Ivan Bartoš's failures (Petr Holec live #284)
13 Aug
The story of how Czech President Petr Pavel came to be involved with the military intelligence service of the Czechoslovak People's Army is causing him concern.
11 Aug
Czech Member of the European Parliament Luděk Niedermayer: Increase debt in order to (more easily) reduce it? The government's plan could end up costing us a lot.
8 Aug
Independent investigative journalist Paukner questions the fate of the "Čestmír" helicopter: Where is the Black Hawk for which people raised 72 million?
8 Aug
The President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel, has vetoed the law. According to the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Tomio Okamura, the president's action threatens the funding of healthcare and social services.
27 Jul
Czech President Petr Pavel Vetoes Budget Rules Amendment, Warns of Rising Debt and Weaker Oversight
22 Jul
President Petr Pavel of the Czech Republic: I am prepared to engage even with the most vocal critics. In my opinion, the Czech Republic is losing credibility, and democratic principles must be protected.
16 Jul
Petr Holec: Babiš challenged President Petr Pavel, the car accident involving Filip Turek reveals the hypocrisy of the opposition and the double standards in Czech politics (Petr Holec live #280)
16 Jul
Prague Castle is undergoing changes: Record visitor numbers, extensive renovations, and the opening of new areas.
15 Jul
Meetings will not take place. The Czech Prime Minister, Babiš, accused President Pavel of conducting a campaign and playing the role of an "opposition president."
13 Jul
Political crisis in the Czech Republic, or an extraordinary struggle for power. The Václav Klaus Institute: The conflict between Prague Castle and the Government of the Czech Republic is unstoppable.
10 Jul
Petr Holec exposes President Petr Pavel's arms deals with NATO, the scandalous decisions of the Constitutional Court, Fiala found guilty of unconstitutional censorship, and the bias of Czech state media (Petr Holec live #279).
9 Jul
The opposition wants to challenge the restrictions on the president's powers. The dispute over foreign missions may end up in the Constitutional Court.
5 Jul
The Czech army is interested in studying the combat experience of the Ukrainian armed forces and intends to develop cooperation with them at various levels.
2 Jul
Miroslav Hlaváč symbolically took command of the Czech army at Vítkov Hill.
30 Jun
Former Foreign Minister Cyril Svoboda criticizes the actions of the Constitutional Court. According to him, the government was not given the opportunity to express its opinion.
30 Jun
Czech Member of Parliament Jindřich Rajchl sharply criticized President Pavel regarding the dispute over the NATO summit. He called for an apology or resignation.
30 Jun
The Czech debate regarding the NATO summit continues. The government has included Pavel in the delegation, while the Presidential Office speaks of a disagreement with the Constitutional Court's decision.
29 Jun
President Pavel and Prime Minister Babiš are in disagreement regarding the NATO summit. Rajchl criticizes the head of state for "fighting against the government."
27 Jun
The Czech Constitutional Court has cleared the way for Petr Pavel to attend the NATO summit. However, the dispute with the government is still being decided.
24 Jun