Czechia has been achieving favorable outcomes in European statistics on income poverty over the long term
The already alarming situation may deteriorate
The racist program — excluding thousands of poor White people in Oakland, including homeless Whites — is drawing national media attention
Single moms and female pensioners are the most vulnerable
The Czech Republic tops the EU28 ranking of young people in work who are least at risk of poverty.
In terms of income poverty, 9.1 percent of Czechs were at risk of poverty in 2017, Eurostat and the Czech Statistical Office data shows. It is the lowest among the EU28, while the Union’s average was at 16.9 percent. However, the left is undermining our good results, often using deprivation and poorness of the Czechs as an explanation as to why they vote for extreme political groups.
Poland is at an all-time low child impoverishment threat rate, reports Eurostat. 2017 saw a 6.3 percentage point decrease from 24.2 to 17.9 percent. Only Romania saw a larger decrease.
