Jiri Fajt

Jiri Fajt

***July 1st, 2014, FILE PHOTO*** The police shelved two criminal lawsuits filed by former culture minister Antonin Stanek (Social Democrats, CSSD) against former National Gallery in Prague (NGP) director Jiri Fajt (photo), the Culture Ministry told CTK today, on Monday, May 4, 2020. Stanek filed the lawsuits against Fajt for financial management mistakes after dismissing him from his position of NGP director in April 2019. Stanek also dismissed Museum of Art in Olomouc director Michal Soukup at the time. His decision led to protests and started the debate about Stanek's dismissal from his position as culture minister. The search for a new culture minister was a lengthy process and ended only after Stanek filed his resignation in May, which was accepted by President Milos Zeman in late-July. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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