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iDnes.cz | Europeans were driven to vote by inflation. Another reason applies to Czechs, survey finds

Rising prices, defence of the country and migration are topics that motivated Czechs to participate in the European Parliament elections this June. Although similar issues have drawn voters to the polls in other EU countries, Czech turnout remains far below average. However, the real impact of European regulations is making more and more Czechs interested in the elections. Viktor Daněk, deputy director of EUROPEUM Institute, commented for iDnes.cz.
6. October 2024

The Czech Republic is not the country most threatened by the migration pact among the other EU members, but it is a sensitive issue that is still in the collective memory after the migration crisis. The parties are exploiting people's emotions, which is also reflected in the results.

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