Euronews English Article RatingWhy the Czechs have finally turned their back on communism
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- Politician Portrayal
-8% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
59% : But the end of communism in Czechoslovakia -- and the collapse of its Soviet benefactor two years later -- didn't mean the end of the communist party.58% : Whether this is the end of communism in Czech politics waits to be seen.
56% : More than 30 years on from the fall of communism in the Czech Republic, the KSCM failed to win any seats in parliament for the first time in its history at last weekend's general election.
52% : According to a Pew Research survey conducted in 2019, the 30th anniversary of the end of communism in Central and Eastern Europe, some 16% of Czech respondents said they disapproved of the shift to a market economy after 1989, a higher share than in Poland and former East Germany.
39% : The communists had been a resolute anti-establishment party, unreconstructed in their opposition to capitalism and the free market.
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