On Monday, September 28, a demonstration by the Million Moments for Democracy association took place in Prague's Old Town Square. Participants criticized the government of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš and called for participation in the upcoming elections. forum24.cz ↗
The gathering was held on the day of Czech statehood, and it also included a commemoration of the former Czechoslovak president Václav Havel. According to published information, the organizers emphasized the importance of democratic values and called on citizens not to leave room for populist and extremist parties in the elections. Nový Čas ↗
The demonstration focused on the current government of Andrej Babiš, in which, according to the organizers, the SPD movement and Motoristé sobě also participate. Participants were meant to present the government with a bill through their vote. The event followed on from previous public gatherings organized by the Million Moments association. zpravy.aktualne.cz ↗
Municipal elections and elections for a third of the Senate will take place in the Czech Republic on October 9 and 10. The organizers stressed the importance of precisely these elections as an opportunity to influence the country's future direction. The demonstration therefore combined criticism of the government with a call for people to come out and vote according to their convictions. teraz.sk ↗
Million Moments rally in Prague criticized Babiš's government and recalled Havel
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Andrej Babiš
Premiér Česka
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„Rozhodnutí respektuji, ale je absurdní."
Po tom, čo Ústavný súd nariadil vláde umožniť prezidentovi účasť na summite NATO.
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Andrej Babiš
Premiér Českej republiky, predseda hnutia ANO
11.04.2026
„Volba stability je dôležitejšia ako kedykoľvek predtým"
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Ľudia na zhromaždení v Prahe kritizujú Babišovu vládu a spomínajú na Havla
svet.sme.sk
| 17:18 28.09.
Milion chvilek v Praze demonstruje za účast ve volbách a proti volbě populistů
seznamzpravy.cz
| 16:56 28.09.
Ľudia na zhromaždení v Prahe kritizujú Babišovu vládu
teraz.sk
| 17:10 28.09.
Lidé v centru Prahy demonstrují s Minářem za Havla a proti Babišovi
zpravy.aktualne.cz
| 16:17 28.09.
ŽIVĚ: Nenechme si ukrást stát. Milion chvilek na Staroměstském náměstí burcuje proti vládě
forum24.cz
| 15:59 28.09.
Česi vyrazili do ulíc Prahy: Jasný signál vláde premiéra Andreja Babiša FOTO
Nový Čas
| 15:38 28.09.
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