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Czech Protesters Block Move to Shift Public Media Funding to State Budget
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On Tuesday, a crowd of 5,000 people gathered outside the Czech Parliament to oppose a bill that would transfer public media funding from the Ministry of Culture to the national budget. The bill, drafted by Finance Minister Petr Fiala, would cut the broadcasters' subsidies by 20%. Opponents warn that the shift could compromise editorial independence. The protest marks a growing backlash against perceived government overreach.
What Happened: Protest Over Funding Shift
On Tuesday, a crowd of 5,000 people gathered outside the Czech Parliament in Prague to oppose a bill that would transfer public media funding from the Ministry of Culture to the national budget. The
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Despite the controversy, Czech public radio still reaches over 90% of households, outpacing many commercial stations.
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📅Published: November 15, 2026
✏️Written by Marcus Webb · OMGHive Editorial
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