PM Petr Fiala insisted last week that his government won’t give in to striking educationworkers, but then three days later he gave in to striking doctors. This angered ČMKOS labor
leader Josef Středula, who told LN that such selective treatment of certain groups could causesociety to become radicalized. At the same time Fiala, Finance Min. Zbyněk Stanjura and In-dustry Min. Jozef Síkela started adding large companies to the list of those who will get spe-cial treatment, this time in the form of energy subsidies, although it still isn’t clear what thekey will be for deciding which companies are among the chosen ones. What’s going on here?Is the selective treatment being dished out by Fiala based on how loud someone screams?Whom someone knows? How much someone pays under the table? Or is there some sort of national or foreign interest at play that no one knows about? As the PM, Fiala needs to level the playing field by telling everyone what they need to do to get special treatment.

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