A Czech MP from the ANO party, Martin Kolovratník, previously criticized the current government for allocating only two billion crowns for regional road repairs, demanding double that amount. However, he now defends the government’s decision to provide no funding this year, shifting blame to the previous administration led by Andrej Babiš. Kolovratník had previously been a member of Babiš’s government. He argues the current lack of funds is a consequence of the previous government’s policies. This shift in position has drawn attention and will be further examined in a fact-checking segment. The situation highlights political maneuvering and debates surrounding infrastructure funding in the Czech Republic. This apparent reversal raises questions about political consistency and accountability.