This year, during the May Day celebrations, the Czech Republic will commemorate twenty years in the EU

Parties, movements and associations will gather in Prague today to celebrate the first anniversary. At ten o’clock on the Steleck Island in the center of the metropolis, the first celebratory event of the Labor Day of Lenov KSM will be held.

During the day, even left-wing parties will gather on Steleck Island. At half-past twelve, the descendents of the Czech sovereignty of social democracy will arrive, half an hour later the Anarchist celebration of the 1st month will take place, and at two o’clock in the afternoon, under the memorial plaque, the Left party will meet for the first time.

At ten o’clock in the morning, at the top station of the Petnsk cable car, an event called true love to esku i Evrop strana Svobodn.

At half past eleven, the traditional student party leaves Kampa. It goes from the Mal side along the bridge to the New Stage of the National Theater, further to Karlovo and Staromstsk Squares, and around one in the afternoon it will arrive at the Hybernsk Campus, where the majles celebrations will take place and the king and queen’s house will be ceremonially swept away.

ODS representatives will meet at Kamp around one in the afternoon, and they will have the opportunity to meet with municipal politicians, as well as representatives of the Spolu coalition.

Today, the Czech Republic celebrated twenty years of membership in the European Union. At that time, there was a great deal of rain and wind, which, however, subsided over time. This was particularly affected by crises such as the financial crisis and the migrant crisis.

I want to call on all of you to be in agreement and warn against an illiterate person, after which disillusionment will follow me, as was the case twenty years ago by the then president Vclav Klaus, who gave the idiot a shot as prime minister in the 1990s.

In 20 years, the Czech Republic received over one trillion crowns of certain profit from the EU budget. Many companies are still disillusioned, for example, because we haven’t caught up with Germany, which has been slandered so many times. The average salary there is still 2.5 times that of ours.