Wall Street Journal Article RatingCzech Prime Minister Andrej Babis Loses His Bid for Re-Election
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28% Somewhat Conservative
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36% Somewhat Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
2% Positive
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64% : But that year, the allegations spurred the largest protest since the fall of Communism, with 200,000 people gathering in the Prague park where the Velvet Revolution erupted to complain that Mr. Babis was governing in an authoritarian manner.46% : As center-left parties in the region collapsed, the blunt-spoken agricultural tycoon -- the Czech Republic's second-richest citizen -- stepped in, allying himself with Hungary's nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban and lambasting the European Union as an elitist establishment, distant from the concerns of ordinary Czechs.
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