Tens of thousands in Prague protest against energy prices
Sept 5, 2022 0:16:14 GMT -5
Post by maybetoday on Sept 5, 2022 0:16:14 GMT -5
TENS OF THOUSANDS Protest in Prague Against Skyrocketing Energy Prices and Globalism – Prime Minister Calls Them Pro-Russian Extremists
By Jim Hoft
Published September 4, 2022 at 7:15pm
Western leaders from the US and Canada to Germany, the UK and Czech Republic are determined to sacrifice their people at the alter of globalism and the War in Ukraine.
In July, Czech households paid the highest price in Europe for electricity; and yet, something many Czechs see only as a cruel joke, the country remains among the largest exporters of electricity in the world.
Czech leaders continue to export electricity as their own citizens fall further into debt.
According to Prague Morning,
People living in Prague pay the highest price for electricity in all of Europe, according to the purchasing power parity of the currency. This index includes member states and countries outside the EU, such as Switzerland, Norway, and Russia.
According to the study, the people of Prague paid roughly 52 euro cents per kilowatt-hour in July. That is roughly twice as much as what residents of Bratislava pay and approximately three times more compared to the costs of residents of Budapest or Moscow.
Prague’s residents also pay almost four times more than households in the Swiss capital of Bern and over four times as much as households in Oslo, Norway.
The Czechs have the highest electricity prices in Europe today.
On Saturday tens of thousands of Czech citizens converged on Prague to protest the skyrocketing energy costs.
In response to the demonstrators the Prime Minister called the protesters pro-Russian extremists.
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By Jim Hoft
Published September 4, 2022 at 7:15pm
Western leaders from the US and Canada to Germany, the UK and Czech Republic are determined to sacrifice their people at the alter of globalism and the War in Ukraine.
In July, Czech households paid the highest price in Europe for electricity; and yet, something many Czechs see only as a cruel joke, the country remains among the largest exporters of electricity in the world.
Czech leaders continue to export electricity as their own citizens fall further into debt.
According to Prague Morning,
People living in Prague pay the highest price for electricity in all of Europe, according to the purchasing power parity of the currency. This index includes member states and countries outside the EU, such as Switzerland, Norway, and Russia.
According to the study, the people of Prague paid roughly 52 euro cents per kilowatt-hour in July. That is roughly twice as much as what residents of Bratislava pay and approximately three times more compared to the costs of residents of Budapest or Moscow.
Prague’s residents also pay almost four times more than households in the Swiss capital of Bern and over four times as much as households in Oslo, Norway.
The Czechs have the highest electricity prices in Europe today.
On Saturday tens of thousands of Czech citizens converged on Prague to protest the skyrocketing energy costs.
In response to the demonstrators the Prime Minister called the protesters pro-Russian extremists.
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