Running for Piráti
I know what it's like — I lived near Náplavka and then on Legerova, where because of excessive tourism you can't even buy flour in the local Žabka any more, the flat next door was an airbnb and I kept running into new strangers in the hallway. In the end I had to leave, because rents that went up by 500 CZK a month every year are unmanageable. We want flats for living in. How? More at pirati.cz.
Nothing ever happens in Prague 2 — its only saving grace is its location, so you can quickly get to Prague 7 or Prague 3 for culture. I want Prague 2 to become the epicentre of resistance against the browns in government, a lively cultural district for everyone regardless of age, gender, origin and sexuality — in short, less prima love day and more of the real kind of love. And instead of visual smog, I'll give Prague 2 a visual identity. Through an open public competition, I'll open a community centre in Prague 2.
I'll cancel public contracts with only one bidder and put them out to tender again. I'll push for a town hall without corruption, open tenders, and I'll get a transparent investment plan through so we know what's happening with our money, participation of residents and of IPR will be a matter of course. No more money for soulless concrete — I want public barbecue spots, green oases, water features, a community garden and composters.
feminist since 14 in Prague, but from a village studied applied design studying at PedF UK climb mountains and watch SATC drink filter coffee and Plzeň listen to Czech rap, the alternative scene and Pink Floyd
The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.
The municipal elections are on 9 and 10 October 2026. You vote where you have your permanent residence.
