Any one of the three political affairs that burst into life yesterday would have been enough to fill the front pages for days: another health minister resigned, a popular young politician was accused of sexual misconduct, and newspapers reported on the roles played by Vaclav Klaus and Miloš Zeman in a billion dollar loan to the former Soviet Union.
With those stories hogging the biggest headlines, the fact that the lower house of parliament passed the new construction with 92 votes received get little attention. For all of this government's other faults, it should be given credit for identifying . . .
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