Martin Kukla
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Martin Kukla je český politik a zkušební inženýr, od listopadu 2024 hejtman Kraje Vysočina, od října 2021 do října 2025 poslanec Poslanecké sněmovny PČR, od roku 2016 zastupitel Kraje Vysočina, v letech 2019 až 2022 člen předsednictva hnutí ANO.
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