“The truth has won! Andrej Babisz won the parliamentary election in the Czech Republic with a significant advantage. This is a big step for the Czech Republic and good news for Europe. Congratulations, Andrej!” – wrote Orban in the post with a joint photo with the former Prime Minister of the Czech Republic.
Elections in the Czech Republic. The former prime minister triumphs
After counting votes from over 99 percent Election districts are known that the voting was won by the populist movement of Ano led by Babisz, the former prime minister and one of the richest Czechs. The difference between ano and spol – a coalition led by the current Czech Prime Minister Petra Fiama – is over 11 percentage points.
Prime Minister Fiala has already congratulated Babisz's victory.
At the beginning of September, Orban wished Babisz to win, commenting on social networks against the former prime minister during one of the election rallies. “His political opponents have demonized him for years. Here is the result. But they will not stop him. He will win the election! Come back to health, friend!” – the Hungarian prime minister wrote then.
Babisz was slightly wounded on September 1 and was briefly at the hospital. The man who hit him in a metal object, most likely with an orthopedic ball, was stopped by the police shortly after the attack.
