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Smaller town and villages report lack of toilet paper long lines formed at local shops

Many smaller settlements report lack of toilet paper. As new quotas for Inquistan products have been announced some of the state owned stores expected a delivery of said Inquistan goods, yet didn't order any products from the Inquistan companies. Due to a mistake in communication, they expected the products to be ordered by the government from which they could in turn order these products. As a result some products like wine, chocolates or toilet paper have become scarce in smaller municipalities that have just one store operating.

People started forming lines in an attempt to buy the scarce products and once these shops were depleted of said products, they went looking for them in bigger towns and cities where long lines were formed in which a customer could stand for hours.

Scarcity of basic products, due to mistakes in communication or production, are't new to Czech Slavia, in fact, it is much less common now, then in the past, but regardless there are some calling for a change to Czech economy, even inside the ruling Socialist Republican Party. The economist Stříbrný has said, that this demonstrates the need in continuing and expanding the liberalization program to reduce the government involvement in economy and ensure that mistakes like these do not repeat. On the other hand former university professor Hrzal has criticized the dependance of the state on Inquista, calling it a "shadowy attempt at colonization". He claims that good relations with Inquista should of course be the goal of the country but not at the price of sovereignty. On the other hand, European Councillor Kohout said, that the government does it's best to avoid instances of scarcity of basic products from happening and that in just a few months these instances will be a thing of the past if the current course is maintained.

President Reiserová in today's episode of 'Reiserová's moments' expressed that she always starts her day with gratitude and recommended all the citizens to start their day with gratitude too. Czech conservative politician Kovářová, suspected of attempting a coup on the government and currently residing in Spain, considers this the president's message to the people in this crisis. "This is the president's message to the people affected by the incompetency of the government. She is telling you to stop complaining and just show gratitude to the government for allowing you just some of the basic products." Kovářová released in a statement today.

The lack of products will be resolved in a week, according to the government.

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Rudé právo (Newspaper of the Socialist Republican Party)

Victory of the Socialist Republicans over deviants

At the meting of the Central Committee of the Socialist Republican Party, the Party achieved yet another victory against traitors, opportunists, loudmouths and deviants from ultra-left and from the right.

The clique of Josef Hrzal overstepped all boundaries, when they decided to spread baseless lies about the Party leadership, namely that the Party leadership is putting Czech Slavia into shackles of Inquistan capital. Publicly sharing their ludicrous claims of Byzantism and Cult of Personality being build around the paramount leader Reiserová are another evidence of their anti-party activities, aiming at destroying its unity. Such activities can't be tolerated if we are to maintain our revolution and liberty!

Their claims that the Socialist Republican Party is abandoning the path of Marxism have been shown as another lies, as the wise leader Reiserová brilliantly explained that the situation the Democratic Republic is in requires a different approach and a different path, which is based on the genius of Marx and Engels, but fits the needs of Czech revolution. The bourgeois shrieks of the ultra-left's around professor Hrzal, masked by radical phrases, their deep misunderstanding of the current Czech conditions and their attacks against the genuine and everlasting friendships between Czech Slavia and liberal democratic states fully shows that they live in a Realm of Forms, not real material world and their ideas are harmful to the Czech revolution.

Josef Hrzal and other prominent ultra-leftists have been expelled from the Socialist Revolutionary party and they formed a new Communist Party of Czech Slavia, which has been registered and became a third registered party in the Democratic Republic of Czech Slavia.

Yet, cleansing of the party was not done. The opportunist clique of Jiří Stříbrný expected to gain benefits from the expulsion of ultra-leftists, to their surprise they received well deserved expulsion themselves. The members of the Central Committee demonstrated their adherence to revolutionary principles and uncovered the anti-party views held by Stříbrný. While it may seem that the right deviants do not pose as a threat to the party as the ultra-left deviants, their attempts to social democratize could poison the party and lead to its demise if tolerated. Stříbrný was revealed to be an author of anonymously published article criticizing the party for its handling of economy, a grave violation of the principle of democratic centralism.

Jiří Stříbrný and other prominent rightists, among them former president Vratislav Sova, have been expelled from the party, with some joining the Social Democratic Party of Czech Slavia and a few joining in with the ultra-leftists in the formation of the Communist Party of Czech Slavia.

Traitors have been shown that the dedication of Social Republicans to the revolution is unwavering. Away with all tyrants and traitors! Forwards left, not a step back!

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Česká tisková kancelář

President of the Republic signs Declaration of Friendship with Inquista

President Albína Reiserová signs Declaration of Friendship with Inquista which have previously passed through the Parliament. This was done after both parties fulfilled promises given to each other and after the Declaration was already signed by Inquista.

The officials of the ruling Socialist Republican Party consider the Declaration the show of the wisdom of the Inquistan government and of the diplomatic ability of the Czech government, which, according to them, managed to bring a great respect to Czech Slavia. The Social Democratic Party of Czech Slavia also expressed their support for the declaration, while the Communist Party of Czech Slavia warn of its possible consequences "We did not win respect the respect of the Inquistan bourgeoisie, it may appear that they smile at us, but behind their backs they hide a rope which they plan to use to bound our country. You do not win their respect by crawling at their feet, you show them that you are a trained pet. On the contrary we might have lost the respect of working people around the globe." said chairman of the Communist Party Hrzal.

In addition to signing the Declaration of Friendship, Reiserová also awarded Archbishop Mikaela Klingenberg with the Order of Friendship for her significant work on developing the diplomatic relations between her country and Czech Slavia. Former Prime minister Slavomíra Černá stood besides the president when the signature of the Declaration was announced and was credited with starting the process of developing close relations with Inquista. Černá, who is also one of the possible candidates for the position of Czech Ambassador to Inquista, also thanked Inquista for their gift, the statue called "Sisters in Destiny" and stated that "The future is ours to shape, together. For the sake of future generations let us fully devote ourselves to shaping it in a spirit of friendship and co-operation."

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The Socialist Republican Party proposes extending the term of the Extraordinary People's Court by a year. A position of Vice-Head of the Extraordinary People's Court will be created and the position of Head of the Extraordinary People's Court will be amended

The representatives from the Socialist Republican Party proposed extending the term of Extraordinary People's Court by a year, the representatives of the Socialist Democratic Party of Czech Slavia and the Communist Party of Czech Slavia have made it clear that they won't support an extension for such a time, both parties were calling for an extension of six months to be considered instead, which was rejected by the Socialist Republican Party. Since the Socialist Republicans have a vast majority in the parliament the extension is expected to pass. Socialist Republican representative and former Speaker of the Parliament Radek Šedivý, who was himself investigated by the Court previously, has already stated that this will likely not be the last extension of the Court, and that it must stay in place until all the suspects will be investigated. Both the Social Democrats and the Communists support the existence of the Court in this time, but some of their representatives expressed fear, that the Socialist Republicans might prolong the term of the Court indefinitely, which is problematic, according to some, as the Extraordinary People's Court is the highest judicial authority and President Reiserová is a head of the Court. On the other hand some civic groups and activists criticize the existence of the Court even at this point in time.

One change to the Extraordinary People's Court is the creation of the position of Vice-Head of the Extraordinary People's Court. The position of Head of the Extraordinary People's Court will be amended to make the presence at cases and involvement with the judicial process for the Head unnecessary. The Vice-Head will assume all of the responsibilities of the Head in their abstence. However in case of presence of the Head, the Vice-Head can't take part in the legislative process. The Head will also have the power to dismiss the Vice-Head at any time. Reiserová has already made it clear that she will let the new Vice-Head assume their duties and will only attend the Court if "the situation would require it."

The position of the Vice-Head of the Extraordinary People's Court will be directly elected by the populace. The candidates are not required to have a formal law education. It is however required that they will finish the one year-long law education programe that was established with the Court itself. As of now 6 members of the Extraordinary People's Court have formal law education. Candidates do not have to be current members of the Court. In a case when a candidate that is a member of the Court is elected, the best performing non-member candidate will become a regular member of the Court. The candidates are required to be dedicated to justice, people's democracy and the Republic and it's institutions. There are critics of this decision who claim that the direct elections and no law education requirement moves the Extraordinary People's Court further from actual justice and toward ideological politics. The Socialist Republican Party however sees this procedure as greatly democratic and claim that as people hold all the power in the state they should be able to elect judges and be elected as judges in the Extraordinary People's Court.

There are also some activists that criticize the fact that Albína Reiserová, the President of the Republic is and will remain the Head of the Court, with the ability to take part in the judicial process. Some call it violation of separation of powers while some doubt the ability of Reiserová to manage being the Head of a State, Head of a Government and Head of the Extraordinary People's Court at the same time. Albína Reiserová responded to the doubts while going out of her yoga class in Prague. To the a question how would she react that some doubt the ability of one single individual manage both the position of President and Head of the Extraordinary People's Court Reiserová responded with: "There is absolutely no need to worry about that. I was always good at multitasking."

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Česká tisková kancelář

The Government announces increased effort in fight against alcoholism

As the data from Czech Statistical Office show alcohol consumption has rapidly risen in Czech Slavia in the past 20 years. On average a citizen now consumes 14,7 litres of pure alcohol per year. The alcohol consumption is also rising among the under-aged population. The Government of the Democratic Republic of Czech Slavia has called the rises concerning and announced increased effort in fight against alcoholism. The current "Drinking workers don't think, thinking workers don't drink" program directed at fight with alcoholism will start focusing more on the under-aged and young adults. Students in schools will receive additional school programmed focused on gardening, planting trees, cleaning forests and bodies of water and other activities, as the government believes that if students spend more time doing meaningful activities they will have less of an urge to spend the time doing drugs. More funds will also be provided to Pioneers and for renovating school sporting facilities and expanding libraries over the course of the upcoming five-year plan. For older students, their mandatory part-time summer jobs will also increase in length.

Changes will also be found in culture, as state shows and films as well as music were directed to avoid showing the main characters drinking and state television and radio providers were directed to primarily show art that doesn't have the main characters drinking. The penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol will also be increased.

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Vlastimil Šlachta elected as the first Vice-Head of the Extraordinary People's Court

Former Chief of Agency for Uncovering Organized Crime Vlastimil Šlachta, who before joining law enforcement was a tractor driver, was elected as the Vice-Head of the Extraordinary People's Court. Šlachta was supported by the Socialist Republican Party and won in the first round with 53,1% of the votes. Šlachta was in the past highly critical of the government of Michal Plachta, claiming that the planned privatization of Czech mines would lead to the greatest amount of corruption in Czech history.

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President Reiserová sings the plans to expand the town of Rudolfov

President of the Democratic Republic of Czech Slavia, Albína Reiserová signed the plans to expand the town of Rudolfov yesterday. Rudolfov lies close to Lišov REM mine. Rudolfov currently has around 7 600 inhabitants. The plan sets up the goal of increasing the number of inhabitants to around 30 000.

The plan is split into two phases, in the first phase, until the year 2023, the city should expand to have around 11 000 inhabitants.. The second phase should be planned out in the next five year planand expand the city to the goal of 30 000 inhabitants in five years.

The first place counts with building a new modern mining vocational secondary school. The School will stand on the new Mikaela Kligenberg street and will also bear the name of the Inquistan archbishop, The Mining Vocational Secondary School of Mikaela Kligenberg. President Reiserová who visited Rudolfov to sign the plan at the Town hall has said the following:
"It was decided that the new school will be named after our sister, the Archbishop of Inquista, Mikaela Kligenberg. An incredibly sharp and wise woman who has shown a great love to our people and visited this beautiful town with me earlier this year. Mikaela is also a great supporter of high quality education and training that the school shall provide to it's students. And she herself is one of the greatest teachers of nations from which the people of the world have still a lot to learn.

The Mining Vocational Secondary School of Mikaela Kligenberg will include a wide range of specializations for the mining and will also offer the students the option to extend their studies to finish them with maturita exam.

The representatives of Rudolfov are satisfied with the school as are the teachers a miners labor unions. As local children who want to once work in the Lišov mine or other mines won't be forced to travel long distances to study and the school is expected to raise the quality of miners in all fields. The Social Democrats and the Communists also showed approval of the new school. Yet some do not agree with the name of the school. Particularly in the circles of the Communist Party of Czech Slavia the decision to name the school after a head of a foreign state and a head of a religious organization is unpopular as it contradicts the supposed secularism and sovereignty of the Democratic Republic. On the other hand the name is welcomed by the small Czech branch of the Orthodox Church which requested that religion be taught at the new school as a selective class, this request was denied by the Ministry of Education.

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Rudé právo (Newspaper of the Socialist Republican Party)

President Reiserová speech on end of the school year and the situation in Nofoaga

The Paramount Leader, comrade Albína Reiserová yesterday congratulated the students on finishing the school year in a short speech that we deliver to you.

"Dearest students, I congratulate you all on finishing the school year. I recognize that especially the firs half of the school year was complicated for all of you as the country found itself in a crisis, and yet you persisted and continued studying despite the hardships and for that you deserve our thanks. Our thanks also fully belongs to the teachers, who continued to fulfill their duties even in critical times and guided you through them, ensuring that the quality of our education doesn't decrease in the slightest. Now I wish you all happy holidays, that will allow you to regain your strength to once return in September to study hard and to continue bringing pride to your parents and your motherland, to allow you to work for her in the future, to keep her free and prosperous. To those of you who finished their education I congratulate you on your achievement and wish you fortune in your future work, may it forever fulfill you."

Said the Mother of the Nation in her inspiring speech. But comrade Reiserová continued her speech to bring attention to the situation in Nofoaga.

"But before you go to enjoy your holiday I ask you to think about our dear brothers and sisters in Nofoaga Islands, which have been hit by a horrifying natural disaster. The government has offered to send team of healthcare workers and firefighters to assist Nofoaga and now I announce that the goal of the next subbotnik will be to create material help to Nofoaga and I ask the older ones of you and your parents and your teachers to take part in the subbotnik this week, for solidarity is one of the core tenants of the immortal science of Socialist Republicanism. Solidarity forever!"

It was reported by sources close to comrade Reiserová that she herself postponed her holiday to Ruthund and Mennrimiak to take part in the subbotnik this week.

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Česká tisková kancelář

Part of the command of the defense forces arrested, army is to be reorganized and efforts at mobilizing the masses to be increased.

The military police in the early morning hours stormed some military facilities across the country to arrest officers of the defense forces that during the crisis of November and December 2020 that at first refused to follow the orders of the Alexander Bílý and instead collaborated with forces trying to keep Michal Plachta in office. The command of the defense forces have later joined the calls for Plachta's resignation and up until now weren't prosecuted for their previous actions. Among the most notable officers arrested are general Rytíř and general Procházka. They are suspected of treason, for breaking an oath of loyalty to the socialist establishment of the democratic republic. All the arrested officers await trial. It will be the first time since the foundation of the Extraordinary People's Court that the defendants will be from the defense forces.

In order to secure the loyalty of the high command Reiserová's Government has decided to reorganize the army The political commissars are to play a larger role in the command of the army, ensuring its political reliability and adherence to democratic principles. The soldiers will now also be required to swear an oath of loyalty to the President of the Republic. At the same time more time will be dedicated to fighting bullying in the defense forces with tougher punishments.

The disloyalty that the high command of the armed forces have shown in the previous year also led Reiserová's Government to conclude that the mobilization of the masses is of upmost importance, so that every citizen does their duty of defending their Motherland. For that reasons new education programs will be introduce to the schools, directed at teaching kids how to act in the situation of danger. The Pioneers will now also swear an oath of loyalty to the President of the Republic. Older students at universities will also be required to learn how to handle firearms and the People's Militias are to be expanded.

The Ministry of Education has began talks with state-sponsored associations of students functioning in Czech universities like the Association of Impecunious and Progressive Students about the quality of their educators. The Ministry has promised to hear the students out and bring necessary changes. Some students protest this decision, claiming the state-sponsored associations of students are driven ideologically and there is a risk of ending the careers of educators that do not adhere to the policy of the Socialist Republican Party. Other students however praise the action of the Government and its willingness to listen to their demands, and democratizing Czech universities.

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Česká tisková kancelář

Number of officially registered parties growing

Since the Gouvernement of Czech Slavia declared the situation in the state to be mostly stabilized a number of registered parties has been increasing. Among the registered parties are the Party of the Democratic Left and the Green Party, both of which have the potential to reach 5% of the votes according to official polls.

The Party of the Democratic Left was founded by former members of the Social Democratic Party of Czech Slavia around Petr Hájek. Hájek assumed the leadership of Czech Social Democrats after Alois Jelen has departed from the Democratic Republic to the Commonwealth of Leagio, Hájek was since trying to get the Social Democratic Party re-registered, but this has only happened after the return of Alois Jelen. Jelen assumed the official leadership of the party again, refusing to hold a extraordinary leadership election as Hájek demanded, for the reason of preparing for the upcoming legislative election, after this Hájek and hiss supporters requested for the Party of the Democratic Left to be registered. Both social democratic parties hold the view that the other party is made up of the liberal wing of the formely unified party that is abandoning left-wing politics and the ordinary people of Czech Slavia.

The Green Party is an environmentalist party that has existed since the 1990's and was now re-registered.

The Civic Forum and the Czech National Democracy have not been re-registered so far as their leaders are still suspected of attempting to overthrow the republic and are currently avoiding trial living abroad. Some liberal, conservative and nationalist groups have since requested registration of new political parties or movements but were not so far been approved. Leaders of both CF and CND have condemned the restrictions on political parties accusing the ruling Socialist Republican Party of only allowing controlled opposition to run in the election that will take place in October this month. This accusation has been rejected by all registered political parties.

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Česká tisková kancelář

Alliance of Independent Mayors and Civic Democrats is the last registered party that will compete in the 2021 Legislative Election.

The Alliance of Independent Mayors and Civic Democrats was officially registered as political party yesterday, which was also the last day to submit registration for the legislative election that will take place in October. The leader of the Alliance, Vít Sršeň, said that despite being allowed to run in the election the establishment has done everything to make sure that the elections are not fair.

"We officially requested for registration at the start of February this year and despite the Government proclaiming that the situation is mostly stabilized back in March, we were not registered until 16 hours before the deadline to submit registration for the legislative election. We had to quickly make sure that our candidacy lists are ok with our candidates, make any changes quickly without the possibility for ordinary processes to be able to submit our registration. Our ability to campaign before we were officially registered, was also limited, while other parties could start their campaigns. I really think that the SRP did everything in its power to make the election as unfair as possible." commented Sršeň.

The Alliance of Independent Mayors and Civic Democrats is mostly made up of former members of the Civic Forum, including mayors of municipalities who refused to side with the Socialist Republican Party during the crisis in December 2020.. As the Civic Forum was not officially re-registered it is expected that the AIMCD will attract most of its previous electorate.

No signifiant nationalist group was officially registered and the Czech National Democracy also wasn't re-registered. Former leader of the CND, Klára Zbouralová, suspected of attempting a coup against the Republic, has issued a statement in which she claims that such actions only demonstrate how afraid of patriotic movement the Government is.

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President Reiserová signs a bill enabling the deposition of the Head of State through a plebiscite

President Reiserová signed a bill that enables the deposition of the Head of State through a plebiscite. The process will be as follows, the Parliament may pass a call for a referendum on removal of the President, 60% of all the Representatives in the Parliament is required for such call to be passed. If a call for a referendum on removal of the President passes a referendum will be held a month after it has passed through the Parliament at the latest. The turnout at the referendum has to be at least 50% of all eligible voters for the President to be removed. If the people vote to depose the President, new presidential election will be held 60 days after the referendum at the latest. The Speaker of the Parliament assumes the role of the President until the new President is elected.

If the referendum fails, the Parliament will be dissolved by the President and new legislative elections will be held 60 day after the referendum at the latest.

Reiserová said that she welcomes this law as it, according to her, further advances democracy and demonstrates that all power in the Democratic Republic of Czech Slavia belongs to the working people.

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Rudé právo (Newspaper of the Socialist Republican Party)

Following the wise Leader in struggle for equality and justice

Under the leadership of Albína Reiserová our Socialist Republican Party has achieved many important victories in the struggle of Czech people for equality and justice. The people-centered philosophy that is realized fully has brought the Party has strengthen the inseparable bond between the Czech nation and the Socialist Republican Party and the diplomacy of the Government of Reiserová, focused on dialog and co-operation, has made Czech Slavia an important and well respect country abroad while internally the country was stabilized under the leadership of the Party led by Reiserová.

In order to continue the struggle more effectively and achieve even greater results in the following years, it was decided on the Extraordinary Congress of the Socialist Republican Party held between 22.-24. 9. 2021 that the Chairwoman of the Party will be granted the right to issue issue decrees. The decrees do not apply to composition and dates of meetings and congresses, neither do they apply to the election rules in the party or the composition of and dealings of the Party's control bodies, among other things. The right to issue decrees will allow the party to follow the wise teachings of the ingenious leader more closely and achieve greater victories. He who does not follow is returning back, forward left, comrades!

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Česká tisková kancelář

The Parliament passes a motions to fight obesity and unhealthy lifestyle, increases the powers of the President

Yesterday, the parliament has passed motions aimed at fighting obesity and unhealthy lifestyle. One of the motions raises the requirements for the quality of food to be sold, effectively banning some junk food from fast foods and restaurants, for example certain types of pizza, and allowing selling only limited amount of other types of junk food, for example milkshakes.

The other motion amends the guidelines for the Czech Film Administration to prevent screening of films promoting unhealthy lifestyle in cinemas across the country. This includes films in which the protagonists, among other factors, excessively drink alcohol, excessively smoke cigarettes, take illegal drugs, regularly eat unhealthy, harm themselves, suffer from anorexia or bulimia. This does not affect educational films or films about overcoming these difficulties, or showing their damaging affects. Films in which the protagonists drink alcohol, smoke cigarettes or eat unhealthy few times during the film will be allowed to be screened at cinemas to adult audiences. All films will still be allowed to be purchased and screened privately.

Both laws were passed supported by the representatives of the Socialist Republican Party and the Communist Party of Czech Slavia, representatives of the Social Democratic Party of Czech Slavia opposed both. The leader of the SDPCS, Alois Jelen, warned that such laws will hurt the trust of Czech Slavia in the eyes of local and foreign businesses, in turn hurting the development of the economy. The leader of the CPCS, Josef Hrzal, has explained that the Communist cautiously support the laws, as he considers them to lessen the dependance of Czech Slavia on foreign capital. "Despite our cautious support of the two proposed laws, the Government and the Socialist Republicans continue to prove that they are nothing but mercenaries of foreign capital and our support for the two laws in no way mean that we support the position of the Government and the Socialist Republican Party on the economy. Despite claiming to be the Party of the working class, the worker in Czech Slavia have even less representation then in other European countries, on the contrary the Socialist Republicans stand for the interest of the Kligenberg family as the only permitted labour unions work to prevent workers at the Kligenberg Industries from striking to achieve their goals. Such Government and its policies remain unacceptable to us!" said Hrzal during the Parliament debate.

A constitutional law giving the President of the Democratic Republic a right to issue decrees for the Government has been passed by the Parliament by the votes of the representatives of the SRP, representatives of the SDPCS and the CPCS opposed the law.

The representatives of the CPCS and some of the representatives of the SDPCS have tried to pass a condemnation of the actions of the People's Militias, the paramilitary wing of the Socialist Republican Party, which according to them harass the candidates of opposition and extra-parliamentary political parties. The extra-parliamentary Alliance of Independent Mayors and Civic Democrats, Party of the Democratic Left and the Green Party have also complained about harassment of their candidates, which they claim is organized by the SRP and carried out by the People's Militias. The proposed condemnation would urge the Government to stop the harassment of the candidates. The condemnation was blocked by the representatives of the SRP and did not pass. Some of the representatives of the SDPCS did not vote.

The Speaker of the Parliament, Antonín Smetana, has called the proposed condemnation "a desperate attempt by the politicians lacking the support of the people to campaign on baseless accusation while the Socialist Republican Party works for the country." and predicted that the voters will soon appreciate the work done by the SRP and refuse the campaigning by the opposition. President Albína Reiserová has also spoken about the accusation, refusing that the Socialist Republican Party would organize a harassment campaign against candidates of any political party. She has stated that the candidates in question may be getting criticism from the people of Czech Slavia who well remember the crisis in the winter of 2020 and do not want to repeat it. She has also stated that her Government will in no way limit people from expressing themselves. "For those politicians, who are now complaining about the so called harassment, democracy ends in the election room. But for the Socialist Republicans, democracy expands on the streets and the workplaces and we won't stand down from our dedication to democracy. There will be no limitations on the freedom of expression . And the people are expressing themselves, they are rejecting chaos and the anti-people policies of those who oppose the Socialist Republican Party!" said President Reiserová regarding the issue.

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The Socialist Republican Party and the Communist Party of Czech Slavia to send militias to polling places

The Socialist Republican Party released statement that it will send members of the People's Militias to polling places around the country for the upcoming legislative and European Commission elections. According to the statement safety concerns are the reason for deploying the militias which will ensure safety of the voters on the election day and guarantee that all citizens will be able to vote freely.

Other political parties running in the election condemned the planned deployment of the People's Militias and Vít Sršeň, leader of the Alliance of Independent Mayors and Civic Democrats proclaimed that it is an attempt by the SRP to intimidate the voters. The Communist Party of Czech Slavia in turn issued a statement that it will deploy it's own militia force, the Worker's Militias, to polling places across the country to guarantee that the elections will be free and fair.

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Česká tisková kancelář

Results of the 22 - 23 legislative and European Commission elections

The Czech legislative election and the European Commission Elections held on Friday 22 and Saturday 23 were without any major complications, from few voting places there were reports of arguments between the members of the People's Militias and the Worker's Militias but the elections were undisturbed. Out of the 39 370 149 total eligible voters 34 338 644 voted in the elections, a turnout of 87,22%. 362 013 votes were invalid.

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Czech Legislative Elections

The Socialist Republican Party won the election with 70,89% of the votes (24 084 754 votes), which is an increase of 5,09% from the National Front result in 2017 and the largest share of the votes of the party since the adoption of multi-party system. The SRP won 294 mandates in the National Assembly.

The Alliance of Independent Mayors and Civic Democrats received 9,85% of the votes (3 347 028 votes) and won 40 mandates making it the second largest subject in the National Assembly.

The Party of the Democratic Left received 6,84% of the votes (2 323 139 votes) and won 28 mandates, more then the Social Democratic Party of Czech Slavia from which the PDL split.

The Communist Party of Czech Slavia (2021) received 5,56% of the votes (1 887 657 votes) and won 23 mandates.

The Social Democratic Party of Czech Slavia was the last party to pass the 5% threshold with 5,34% of the votes (1 815 287 votes), which is a decrease of 2,57% from the National Front of Labour result in 2017. The SDPCS won 22 mandates in the National Assembly.

The Green Party received 1,26% of the votes (429 302), a slight increase from the 2017 result, and failed to pass the 5% threshold. Other political subject received 0,26% of the votes.

This is the first time since 12 December 2020 that no seats in the National Assembly will be vacant. The current Speaker of the Parliament Antonín Smetana from the SRP, expressed happiness over the result and over the fact that the election were without any larger issues and that there will be no more vacant seats. According to him the Socialist Republican Party succeed thanks to closely following the leadership of the Wise Leader President Reiserová which always puts the people in the centre. Smetana promised that the Socialist Republicans will continue to follow President Reiserová and working for the working men and women. He also thanked all the voters, candidates of the SRP, volunteers, members of the electoral commissions and members of the People's Militias for ensuring the safety at the polling places. In the election headquarters of the SRP members of the party celebrated by chanting "long live to the Socialist Republican Party" and "long live to President Reiserová"

Leader of the Alliance of Independent Mayors and Civic Democrats Vít Sršeň accused the Socialist Republican Party of using unfair practices to win the election.

Leader of the Social Democratic Party of Czech Slavia, Alois Jelen announced that he won't defend his office of the leader of the party at the next party meeting.

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Premier Commissioner Election

Sofie Čikarová (PEL) from Czech Slavia won the election with 76,83% of the votes (26 104 804 votes), followed by Jean-Claude Jucker (EPA) from Spain with 13,06% of the votes (4 437 528 votes) and Harish Desai (ELSS) from the United Duchies with 9,09% of the votes (3 089 757 votes). Ville Niniistö (Independent) from Mennrimiak placed fourth with 0,52% of the votes (175 409 votes) and Kittichat Thongthang (Independent) from Ruthund placed fifth with 0,50% of the votes (169 133 votes).

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Internal Affairs Commissioner Election

Ilmaras Kalessed (PEL) from Istkalen won the election with 64,50% of the votes (21 913 401 votes), followed by Joseph Biden (Independent) from Reitzmag with 20,33% of the votes (6 908 747 votes), Sebastian Piñera Echenique (Independent) from Gania with 9,91% of the votes (3 367 289 votes) and Sanna Marin (Independent) from Mennrimiak with 2,64% of the votes ( 896 581 votes). Paul-Gabrielle Muzhare (EPA) from Nofoaga placed fifth with 1,41% of the votes (478 470 votes), Kittichat Thongthang (Independent) from Ruthund placed sixth with 0,64% of the votes (217 325 votes) and Margaret Thatcher (Independent) from Brickston placed seventh with 0,57% of the votes (194 818 votes).

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Foreign Affairs Commissioner Election

Pekka Haavisto (Independent) from Mennrimiak received 21 402 317 votes (62,99%).

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Česká tisková kancelář

Czech National Democracy re-registered

Czech National Democracy was re-registered as a political party in Czech Slavia. The party has been suspended since December 2020. The former leader of the party, Klára Zbouralová, is however still suspected of attempting a coup against the Republic and is currently living in Leagio. The current leader of the party is Karla Rašínová.

Rašínová issued a statement following the re-registration expressing dissatisfaction with achieving re-registration after the legislative election and accusing the Socialist Republican Party of silencing the nationalist opposition before the election. Zbouralová issued a statement from Leagio accusing the SRP of political repression.

With the re-registration of the CND, the Civic Forum remains the only political subject that was not re-registered after being suspended in December 2020.

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Rudé právo (Newspaper of the Socialist Republican Party)

The Mother of the Nation listens to the people, answers their demands to become a President for life

The Architect of Socialism Albína Reiserová attended a meeting of the Socialist Association of Single Parents, of which the President is the Honorary Chairwoman, sponsored by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs and the Ministry of Health. Reiserová was welcomed by the comrades of the Socialist Association of Single Parents with joy and chants.

Albína Reiserová called the meeting very motivating, she said she was most moved by a speech of comrade Anna Jelínková a young single mother that serves in the People's Militias and by an encounter with an elderly comrade Mojmír Kopecký. Both moments will be shown on Reiserová's Moments tomorrow.

We bring you the speech of comrade Jelínková:

"Dear comrades, I am proud to stand here today in the uniform of a militiawoman as it is a great pride for me and all my sisters and brothers in uniform to defend socialism in our Motherland. In the history of our country there has never been a Party that would do more for the people than the Socialist Republican Party. Despite being a single mother I am never on my own with my child. The Government always supports me, like all the single mothers. Due to benefits provided to me I never have to worry about having enough money to feed my child nor do I have to worry about losing the roof over my head or my job, I am supported in every step I take to ensure that my child can live a happy and healthy childhood with access to quality education.

But these things are not universaly granted around the world, in many places a single parent or even a poor pair can't afford to have a baby. And if the woman in those countries becomes pregnant she is put before the choice of having the baby and living in poverty or having an abortion. In some countries, even in the European Union women even lack the right to get a safe abortion and in order to not economically destroy themselves, along with their baby, they have to get an abortion illegally, with all the health risks. Because of a religious oppression women are stripped of their rights and have to choose between bringing their child into a life of misery and poverty or risking their own health just to get an abortion. On the other hand some of the countries in Europe let drugs destroy the future of many talented young people striking them into a miserable life of addiction, now this comrades, this is what I call a murder! And not only a murder on an individual but on the entire nation as many talents that would have been useful to the nation get crushed.

This is why I decided to join the People's Militias, because all my happiness, strength and life were given to me by the Socialist Republican Party. If I lived elsewhere or if anti-people groups got a grip on power in this country, I quite possibly would not be able to provide a satisfactory living for my baby. And I want my kid to live in a socialist society too, without an existential threat looming over head. In a prosperous society without drugs and the oppression of women. For that I swear that I will do all that I can to protect the workers control of the state without giving up an inch of it. Long live the Democratic Republic of Czech Slavia, Long live the Socialist Republican Party, Long live comrade President Reiserová!"

Mojmír Kopecký was born in 1933 to a single mother who died when he was just four years old in an a factory accident, due to low safety standards maintained by the private owner. Comrade Kopecký has since been an orphan who later joined the predecessor party of the SRP, and enthusiastically took part in the building of socialism. President Reiserová shook his hand and expressed her deep admiration for him. He informed the President that he always was and always will be loyal to the party and that never in his life has he valued any politician as much as her. He explained that he values the Wise Leader for her defense of the revolution, her diplomatic abilities, mainly the improvement of relations of Inquista which has brought many opportunities to Czech Slavia and improving the perception of Czech Slavia in the European Union to such a level that a Czech candidate was twice elected for the position of Premier Commissioner and her leadership of the SRP which brought it a great victory in the legislative election in October. Lastly comrade Kopecký added that he would like for Albína Reiserová to become a President for life.

This proposition met with a long standing ovation and chanting from the Socialist Association of Single Parents members. After the ovation Albína Reiserová responded with great humility to the members of the Association: "Dear comrades, as a President of a Democratic Republic where all power belongs to the people, I decide that I will accept your demand." Her response met with another long standing ovation.

Speaker of the National Assembly Antonín Smetana announced that following the demands of the masses the SRP will vote for a Referendum on extending Reiserová's term limit to life. The referendum will be held on 17-18 December.

The opposition and extra-parliamentary Parties already announced their disagreement with the Referendum. All the opposition parties issued a common statement accusing the Referendum as being undemocratic and accused the Mother of the Nation of trying to restrict any presidential elections in which she could have opponents.

We urge all the Socialist Republican Party members and supporters to publicly display their support for President Reiserová's term limit being expended to life. Forward left, not a step back!

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A picture from Rudé právo (Newspaper of the Socialist Republican Party)

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Rudé právo (Newspaper of the Socialist Republican Party) for foreign readers

What is Socialist Republicanism

Socialist Republicanism is a brilliant and original contribution of Albína Reiserová, Leader of the Progressive Mankind, to the national and international thought, influenced by by the philosophy of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, that is leading the people of Czech Slavia towards highly developed socialism and prosperity.

Socialist Republicanism recognises the masses of working people as the driving force of historical progress. It also recognises the relation between a parent and their children as eternal and natural and for the working people to be successful in their fight against their class enemy it is essential that this relation is established between them and the Great Leader from their ranks. The role of the Great Leader is to guide the workers' masses to maturity and success, which would otherwise not be possible, as a parent guides their children. The Great Leader, the Parent of the Nation, must be chosen by the people themselves for the establishment of this relation.

Czech Socialist Republicanism is a path towards prosperity suited for the conditions and realities of Czech Slavia, it doesn't claim to be a path best suited at all times for people of all countries. It promotes co-operation and brotherhood between people around the world in order to achieve prosperity, regardless of their selected path.

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Česká tisková kancelář

The Parliament passes a motions for democratization of the armed forces and the law enforcement

Yesterday, the parliament has passed motion proposed by the Government abolishing all military and police ranks and making the military and police commanders electable by the active soldiers or police officers respectively. The position of commander-in-chief remains unchanged. The Government of President Reiserová has stated that this step is crucial in democratizing the armed forces and the law enforcement in accordance with the Socialist Republican principles and that the security conditions allow for this democratization to be undertaken.

In addition to these changes the Parliament also passed motions to increase the political education of the soldiers, in order increase their morale and include firearm training into a mandatory education. All able-bodied, healthy citizens will be required to undertake firearm training after they reach 21 years of age. The Government has stated that the defense of revolution is a duty of every citizen and mandatory firearm training will ensure that all citizens will have the necessary capabilities to defend it.

The laws will pass into effect on 1 January 2022. All sections of the military and law enforcement will hold the elections for their commanders before this date.

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Česká tisková kancelář

Albína Reiserová becomes President for Life

A Referendum on extending President Reiserová's term limit to life was held on 17-18 December without any major complications. Out of the 40 723 316 total eligible voters 38 613 848 voted in the Referendum, a 94,82% turnout. 407 084 votes were invalid. The referendum resulted in 91.46% of the votes cast in favor of the extension of President Reiserová's term limit.

Should the term limit of President Albína Reiserová be extended to life?	Votes	%
Yes	34 945 026	91.46%
No	3 261 738	8.54%
Invalid votes	407 084	-
Total votes	38 613 848	100%
Eligible voters/turnout	40 723 316	94,82%

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The opposition parties expressed their concern about the elections, accusing the Socialist Republican Party of unfair campaign practices, spreading misinformation, intimidation of the voters, buying of votes. Alexandra Kovářová and Klára Zbouralová, former political leaders currently living abroad and suspected of attempting a coup in the Democratic Republic of Czech Slavia, issued a join statement condemning the referendum and accusing the Socialist Republican Party of widespread election fraud.

The Socialist Republican Party has announced that a celebration of the Referendum result will be held on 22 December along with the celebration of the 100th years of the Party. The Leader of the Progressive Mankind herself has thanked all of those who cast their votes in the Referendum and those who voted in favor of extending her term limit in particular. She had also expressed happiness over the high turnout. The President for Life has refused to comment on the accusation made by the opposition parties saying that that all the power in the state belongs to the working people and their decision is what matters to her.

President for Life Albína Reiserová