They agreed on the solution with their counterparts at today's four-hour meeting. The Tuesday meeting will include the election of the new leadership of the group. "We discussed some demands, but there was not time to discuss the rest.
Some new proposals were made," Jakubkova said. There is space for an agreement, Jakubkova said. Party leader Martin Bursik has voiced a similar view. Zubova and Czech Greens should convoke congress over Bursik - party official ...
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Czech PM wants government to recognise Kosovo on Wednesday -press ... Jakubkova threatened to leave the group over disputes with Bursik and the group's former chairwoman Katerina Jacques. Zubova and Jakubkova demanded that all group meetings be open for members of the party leadership and its national council. They said that the Greens deputies should abide by the resolutions adopted by the party leadership and should make their decisions on the basis of the Greens election platform, the coalition agreement and the government's policy statement. At present, the six-member group is not led by anyone. The post of its deputy chairman was given up by Premysl Rabas earlier today. Jacques resigned earlier this week. Olga Zubova, too, gave up the post of deputy chairwoman of the group.
(Ceske Noviny)
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