Tereza NieslerováFilip Karel

Let this place come alive!

We will repair every empty municipal apartment, get Barrandov moving, give Anděl back to people and bring modern education to Prague 5.

Tereza NieslerováCandidate for Mayor of Prague
Filip KarelCandidate for District Mayor of Prague 5

We will repair every empty municipal apartment, get Barrandov moving, give Anděl back to people and bring modern education to Prague 5.

Four promises for Prague 5.

Filip Karel
Promise 01Housing
Filip KarelCandidate for District Mayor

Prague 5 has empty apartments.
It's time to finally repair them.

The district manages 762 municipal apartments. Some of them sit empty because they went unrepaired for years. We will bring them back to life for teachers, seniors, single parents, young families and the people Prague 5 needs.

762
municipal apartments managed by Prague 5
15%
of the apartments are unrepaired and empty
0
excuses for not fixing them

I want to see how we deliver

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Tomáš Bederka

Second on the ballot

Tomáš Bederka

Candidate for council member for modern education and wellbeingBorn in Prague 5

I was born in Smíchov, I'm the father of a young son, and I know education both as a teacher and as someone who spent years working on the reform of teacher training. Prague 5 is my home and has been my family home for generations. I believe quality education is the foundation of prosperity, freedom and a resilient democratic society.

  • Good preschools close to home and fair enrollment for parents
  • Strong support for principals, teachers and school teams
  • Practical guidance for schools so they can nurture gifted children
"We have to be able to spot gifted children and support them. We have no greater treasure."

Our big priority

Let it come alive
in Barrandov too.
Our great neighborhood deserves its own council member.

Barrandov is a neighborhood the size of a small town. New apartments and young families keep arriving, but schools, services, culture and public space lag behind. We want someone who will keep all the projects coordinated and keep reminding everyone that Barrandov should not be last in line.

What we will do with Barrandov
Lenka Sobotková

Lenka Sobotková

Candidate for council member for the development of Barrandov

Anděl today (traffic and a parking lot) and in the vision (the pedestrian heart of Smíchov)

Our third promise

We will give Anděl back to people.

Central Smíchov has everything it needs to be one of the best places in Prague: Portheimka, two parks on náměstí 14. října, a link to the Vltava River and excellent public transit. For more than twenty years, though, parked cars and broken walking routes have been splitting it in two.

  • 20+years of talk about transforming Anděl
  • 2002the revitalization studies have been sitting since then
  • 5architectural studies ended up on paper
What we will do with Anděl

We pull in the same direction

Our team.

  • 41candidates
  • 50 %women in the top ten

Before you go vote

Who runs the district hall
in Prague 5 today?

Since December 2024, Prague 5 has been governed by a coalition of ANO, STAN, ODS and TOP 09. This is one of the things worth knowing before an election. We want a district hall that is open, modern and closer to young people, to families and to everyday life in the neighborhoods.

Andrej Babiš's government with Motoristé and SPD is pushing Czechia toward Orbán's model, where the rules bend depending on who happens to be in power. Standing up to that is needed at the district level too. We reject cooperation with ANO in Prague 5. Local politics is not only about repairing sidewalks. It is an essential part of our democracy, and we do not intend to leave it to autocrats and populists.

The current leadership of Prague 5

  • ANOHnutí ANO 2011
  • STANStarostové a nezávislí
  • ODSObčanská demokratická strana
  • TOP 09Tradice · odpovědnost · prosperita

We will not hand Prague 5 to Babiš.

For young people. For families.
For Prague 5,
where life happens.

Piráti Praha 5

Platform · 10 priorities

What we want to change.

Piráti are the only party not afraid of real structural reforms. The ones Prague 5 genuinely needs.

Priority 01 of 10

Housing

Prague 5 has the apartments. Now it has to repair them. Of 762 municipal apartments, 15% are unrepaired and empty. A renovation plan, a housing strategy and public amenities paid for by developers.Expand

Priority 02 of 10

Barrandov

A real neighborhood, not a bedroom community. 17,000+ residents and growing construction, yet no high school, not enough capacity and nowhere to meet.Expand

Priority 03 of 10

Anděl

Twenty years of studies ended up on paper. The heart of Smíchov, not a parking lot. We will widen the pedestrian zones, connect the parks and open the route to the riverfront.Expand

Priority 04 of 10

Schools and education

Schools shouldn't have to handle everything alone. We will turn the district hall into professional backing rather than an administrative brake: support for schools, fair enrollment and the development of every child's talent.Expand

Priority 05 of 10

Transportation

Streets for people too, not only for cars. Safe routes to school, fewer cars on residential streets and separated routes for people walking and cycling.Expand

Priority 06 of 10

Environment

A Prague 5 you can still enjoy in a heat wave. A green network against the heat, water instead of concrete, smarter street cleaning and more money from grants.Expand

Priority 07 of 10

Social policy

A Prague 5 that holds together. Prague 5 is aging faster than the city average. A safety net that catches seniors, families and people in need will touch every one of us one day.Expand

Priority 08 of 10

Public finances and government

Public money and public property call for accountability. A public overview of investments, a budget people can read, a plan for municipal apartments and an administration that gives answers.Expand

Priority 09 of 10

Culture

Culture that grows from the ground up. Microgrants for neighborhood events, Portheimka brought back to life, a festival in Barrandov and culture outdoors in the parks.Expand

Priority 10 of 10

Sports and movement

Sports should be part of every childhood. Not only where parents can arrange it. We will make movement accessible at schools, at sports facilities and outdoors in the nature of Prague 5.Expand

From the campaign

On the streets of Prague 5.

Pick a moment
Piráti Praha 5 campaign: Malvazinky
Campaign launch · May 19, 202601 / 03
Door to door in Malvazinky.

The first moment of the campaign: we went door to door in Malvazinky with Tereza Nieslerová, our candidate for Mayor of Prague.

Moments01 / 03

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We can't do it without you.

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Prague 5 district assembly election

Let this place come alive!Come and change it.

When to vote

FRI Oct 92 p.m. to 10 p.m.
SAT Oct 108 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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