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"Parliament has expressed confidence in the government," said Speaker Radek Vondracek. 91 deputies voted against the government. It was also the first time since the end of Communism in 1989 that a government was receiving support from the Communist Party. 196 parliamentarians were present
. This debate was preceded by a debate of more than 13 hours in the parliament of Prague. Babis announced in his speech to actively defend Czech interests in Europe. "We do not want to immigrate," said the multi-billionaire.
For the first time since the democratization of 1989, the majority came only with the help of Communists (KSCM). The conservative opposition has criticized the toleration agreement with the leftist party, which calls for the exit of NATO in its program. "When will the power of the communists come?" Asks the leader of the Civic Democrats (ODS), Petr Fiala.
In January, 63-year-old Babis, a multi-billionaire, loses his vote of confidence with his first cabinet without the support of other coalition partners. The Czech constitution stipulates that the Prime Minister will submit to the vote of confidence within 30 days after taking the oath.
After January's defeat, President Milos Zeman Babis re-elected the office a second time. 19659002] In front of the parliament building, several hundred people demonstrated against the resurgence of communists. They shouted "shame, shame". Milan Chovanec, former leader of the Social Democrat Party, is held out of the vote in protest. With communist tolerance, "the last taboo of the post-reunification period" had fallen, noted the liberal newspaper "Hospodarske noviny". (SDA)
Published on 12.07.2018 | Updated at 03:06
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