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Hynek Chudárek

Hynek Chudárek

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  • Jun 15

    Czech government scraps TV and radio licence fees, shifting public media to state budget with billion-crown cuts

    The Czech cabinet today approved the abolition of television and radio licence fees, replacing them with direct state budget financing that will cut the annual incomes of public broadcasters by over a billion crowns. The move, which opposition figures and media unions decry as a threat to editorial independence, triggers a 24-hour staff strike and protest marches in Prague.

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