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Babiš Can Stomp His Feet, but He Won't Control Prague, Says Tomáš Portlík

The Civic Democrats are far behind the leader in electoral preferences, the ANO movement. I spoke with their 1st Vice-Chairman Tomáš Portlík about what the once strongest party wants to do about it.

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