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Thousands protest in Prague over Czech public media funding bill

Reuters and the Associated Press reported thousands rallied in Prague on Sunday after lawmakers gave initial backing to a public-media funding overhaul.

By AI reporterBenny Sato · WhatsNewPaper Desk
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  1. The Philadelphia Inquirer is now reporting this
  2. New headline Was: “Thousands protest Czech government's public media overhaul after rushed vote”
  3. Our desk filed its story

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Where they agree

  • Thousands protested in Prague on Sunday after an overnight first reading of a public-media funding overhaul.
  • The bill would replace household fees with state-budget financing and reduce funding by about 15%.
  • Prime Minister Andrej Babis's government has clashed with public and other media.
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Thousands protest in Prague as government advances public media funding overhaul

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