Read the Coalition Agreement, Babiš Told the SPD and Motorists Who Don't Like the Budget Proposal
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Prime Minister and ANO Movement Chairman Andrej Babiš reminded coalition partners from the SPD and Motorists' Party, who are opposing the proposed budget deficit of 389 billion crowns, that they should read the coalition agreement. Babiš said this on CNN Prima News' Partia.
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) does not like the deficit of 389 billion crowns in his own government's budget. However, according to him, reducing it will come later. In his traditional Sunday video, he also reassured the Czechs by saying that "everything is cheaper". The numbers show a more varied picture: food is indeed getting cheaper, but housing is still getting more expensive and drivers are leaving significantly more at gas stations th…
The proposed budget deficit of 389 billion for next year has angered the coalition Motorists and the SPD. Their parties are now coming up with proposals for where to save. We describe how economically and politically realistic they are.
We have one of the lowest deficits in the European Union and we will be well below the level of neighboring countries. This is how Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) defends the proposed budget deficit for next year of 389 billion crowns. According to him, it is necessary to invest, the government finds inspiration in Poland. According to him, consolidation will come in the coming years, but at the same time Babiš described the pre-election commi…
The Size of the Deficit Surprised Me, Said Fiala From the SPD. Skopeček Spoke of "Theatrical Dances"
The budget proposal for next year with a deficit of 389 billion has caused a stir in the coalition. SPD representative Radim Fiala admitted in the Sunday Debate on Czech Television that he did not expect such a large deficit and wants to negotiate cuts. However, Deputy Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies Jan Skopeček (ODS) described the opposition of the coalition partners as mere theatrical dances for the voters.
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