Running for SPOLU
It's important that everyone can move around Jižňák feeling safe. So that you don't have to walk at night with just one earbud in and your hand clenched into a fist. We need more regular Municipal Police patrols in the busiest places. At night around metro stations, and during the day around schools and nurseries.
We all know it. We get home just a little after seven in the evening and sometimes we're already circling for half an hour before we find a parking space. But it's not just about parking. Getting to work for eight in the morning means leaving at seven. And whatever traffic you don't sit through in the morning, you'll sit through on the way home, say on Opatovská.
Every time I travel abroad, I always notice one thing — well-kept greenery on every corner. In Málaga in Spain they have artistically designed roundabouts; in Malta, greenery separates the different lanes of traffic. I think we can take inspiration from abroad too and make life in Jižňák a little nicer. Lots of us grew up here in Jižňák. We played on the local playgrounds and ran around the parks. Sadly, it's now clear that many playgrounds are in a sorry state and need repairing. It's time to give them back the care they deserve.
I grew up in Jižňák and, like lots of other young people, I see it as my home. And yes, I'm team Jižňák. Not Jižák. I'm now studying political science and public policy at Univerzita Karlova in Prague. I'm running for the council mainly because I want young people to get their space. After all, we should also have a say in what Jižňák will look like in ten or twenty years.
The candidate's texts have been machine-translated from Czech.
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The municipal elections are on 9 and 10 October 2026. You vote where you have your permanent residence.
