Macinka Called on Pavel to Withdraw the Lawsuit Against the Government. This Put Him in a Spicy Conflict.
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President Petr Pavel and Prime Minister Andrej Babiš independently announced a restart of relations damaged by the NATO summit in Ankara and the government's veto of the budget amendment. "I would commend the government for its continued support for Ukraine, even though it is no longer the same as before," the president said in an interview with CNN Prima News.
President Petr Pavel said on the program Partie Terezie Tománková on CNN Prima NEWS that he sees no reason to reconcile with Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motoristé). According to him, the president does not have any negative or hostile relationship with Macinka. "I take some of his statements more as folklore, because that's just how he is," the president said.
President Petr Pavel sees no reason to withdraw the competence lawsuit filed with the Constitutional Court in the dispute with the government over participation in the NATO summit. He wants to wait for the court to clarify the competences of the government and the president. The president said this in a pre-recorded interview broadcast on CNN Prima News on Sunday. The government with...
President Petr Pavel said in an interview broadcast today on CNN Prima News that he has no plans to veto the state budget proposal of the government of Andrej Babiš (ANO) for next year. "I have never vetoed any budget and I do not plan to do so," Pavel said. According to him, he would only veto it if "certain boundaries were crossed," which he does not expect. The president also stated in the program that he would not withdraw the jurisdictional…
President Petr Pavel calls for unity in Czech foreign policy and for the Castle to meet with the government and seek compromises. Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motoristé) sends him a simple answer: if he is serious, he should first withdraw the jurisdictional lawsuit he filed against the government. But this puts him in a somewhat unexpected conflict with the government's official position.
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