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Libertas.cz : ウィキペディア英語版
Libertas (Czech Republic)

Libertas.cz is a eurosceptic party in the Czech Republic that was founded in 2009 by the former media entrepreneur and MEP Vladimír Železný. After some controversies it became an associate of Declan Ganley's pan-European alliance Libertas.eu.
== History ==
After comprehensive negotiations with president Václav Klaus and other leading Czech eurosceptics, Ganley's attempts to bring about a Czech branch of ''Libertas.eu'' remained unsuccessful. The newly founded Party of Free Citizens, which was endorsed by Klaus, unexpectedly refused to cooperate with Ganley's pan-European alliance, leaving the name ''Libertas'' unclaimed in the Czech Republic.
This enabled the former media mogul Vladimír Železný, a eurosceptic Member of the European Parliament 〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= Czech Libertas recruit has conviction for evading duty )〕 to register a party under exactly the designated name by January 21 2009.〔"(Lidovky.cz: Czech MEP Železný establishes Libertas.cz movement )", January 21 2009, Prague Monitor〕 It remained unclear whether the registration had been accomplished in some way on behalf of the European ''Libertas.eu''〔 or without any consent.〔(【引用サイトリンク】Železný: O jedničce na kandidátce Libertas.cz rozhodnou Češi, ne Irové )
Supporters of Železný's ''Libertas.cz'' included Jana Bobošíková〔"(Euro Watch: Cyclone Klaus hits Europe )", February 5 2009, Prague Post〕 and Vlastimil Tlustý but not Declan Ganley and his followers, who promptly disavowed the party.〔("Lidovky.cz: Czech MEP's Libertas appears without Ganley's knowledge" ) 23 January 2009, Prague Monitor〕〔(【引用サイトリンク】title= Libertas faces UK electoral hurdle over party name )〕 However, after Václav Klaus intervened,〔"(Czech president meets MEPs from eurosceptical group )", March 5 2009, Prague Monitor〕 two MPs, Vlastimil Tlustý and Jan Schwippel, changed sides, leaving ODS and joining Železný's ''Libertas.cz''.〔"(Czech rebel MPs to join Libertas.cz and run in EP elex )", 14:40 31 March 2009, (aktualne.centrum.cz )〕〔"(Fleet Sheet: Today´s news: 1.4.2009 09:38 )", from (fleet-sheet.respekt.cz )〕 This led the European ''Libertas.eu'' to a volte-face, now claiming Železný's ''Libertas.cz'' an affiliate.〔"(MPs who voted against Czech government join Libertas list for European Parliament elections )", 1 April 2009 21:00, (libertas.eu )〕

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