He wrote that he announced his departure to the group head Michal Hasek today. Wolf has been the fourth deputy to leave the CSSD deputy group since the June 2006 general election. Hasek has not commented on Wolf's decision for CTK, saying he will call an extraordinary press conference in Brno today. Wolf may been prompted to leave the group by anonymous threats that he has been receiving via SMS for several weeks. He put the threats Czech Greens not to seek post in Chamber of Deputies leadership ...
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plans to build a radar base on Czech soil within its anti-missile shield. Wolf said previously, however, he would vote with his deputy group that is opposed to the radar. In January 2007 deputies Milos Melcak and Michal Pohanka, who were elected for the CSSD, sided with the centre-right government, allowing it to win confidence in the Chamber of deputies. They were later expelled from the party. Evzen Snitily who supported President Vaclav Klaus in his re-election bid in February has also been expelled from the CSSD.
(Ceske Noviny)
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