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Czech deputy to withdraw proposal for abolition fees for babies ... before the next election campaign starts, Plesl writes. It will be followed by excuses, pointing to international prices of energy, but this will hardly impress the voters. Surprisingly, the energy problem is also being ignored by the opposition Social Democrats whose followers will want to hear what the leftist party does with the expensive current.
So far, it seems not have done anything with it. Or, the Social Democrats simply do not want to alienate the current management of the Czech national energy company CEZ, Plesl writes. Hence the opportunity for populists who can promise easy, though unfeasible solutions. This is giving a chance to the ODS rebel Vlastimil Tlusty. All he needs is his own important tool, a new political party, Plesl concludes. As there is no evidence, the senator must accept the accusation: he lied as he blamed someone without providing evidence, Mlada fronta Dnes (MfD) writes about shelved case of an alleged bribery of senator Josef Novotny (Independents' Association-European Democrats, SNK ED) during the February presidential election. This is a lesson for the rest: tell the lies, too. Blame anyone as you wish. You will be five minutes famous, but the punishment will never come, the daily writes. One can understand the court decision as there was no evidence and senator Novotny himself did not give the name of the man who tried to corrupt him, Pravo writes. However, the case would be clear if it were not for Marek Dalik, the agent of the Civic Democratic Party (ODS) notorious for the buying of members of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, Pravo writes. Besides, there was the decision of another court that Social Democrat deputy Rath does not have to apologise for having called Marek Dalik corrupt. Futhermore, there was the miraculous decision of Social Democrat deputy Petr Wolf who found out after decades among the Social Democrats that he appeared among them by an error, Pravo writes in a veiled reference to Wolf's recent leaving the Social Democrats.
(Ceske Noviny)
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