Czech ANO party dips but keeps commanding lead before vote: pollPRAGUE (Reuters) - Support for billionaire Andrej Babis s ANO party dipped ahead of a Czech election on Oct. 20-21, but the party maintained a double-digit lead over its closest rival and remained favorite to lead the next government, an opinion poll showed on Monday. Babis, the second richest Czech, has been harvesting disillusion of many voters in the central European EU member country with corruption in the political class, inefficient government and slow catch-up in incomes with the richer western Europe. The final poll by the Median agency before a black-out starting on Tuesday showed eight parties winning seats, including a strengthening far-right, anti-EU formation. Support for ANO dipped to 25 percent in the survey conducted on Sept 26-Oct 14, down from 27 percent in September.      ANO has maintained it image as a protest party despite serving in the outgoing cabinet as partner to the centre-left Social Democrats of Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka. Babis s image suffered from police charges earlier this month of fraud in tapping European Union subsidy, a small project among many by the chemicals, food and media businessman worth $4 billion according to Forbes magazine. He denies any wrongdoing.  A Slovak court also annulled last Thursday rulings clearing Babis of cooperating with former Communist secret police in then totalitarian Czechoslovakia. He denies being an agent. The poll showed ANO will need partners to form a parliamentary majority. A relatively weak showing by ANO would embolden potential partners demanding that Babis personally stays out of the cabinet due to the police charges. Babis served as finance minister from 2014 until May this year, presiding over a drive to raise tax collection and a fiscal surplus last year. He opposes deeper EU integration and adopting the euro. He also opposes accepting any refugees. Rivals say he poses a threat to democracy due to his authoritarian style, desire to simplify decision making, and conflicts of interest as businessman whose firms compete for state contracts and receive subsidies. Babis moved his firm Agrofert to a trust fund earlier this year and denies any abuse of his position.     The Social Democrats   who have not ruled out a new coalition with ANO   polled second with 12.5 percent, down 1 percentage point, followed by the far-left Communists with 10.5 percent. The rise of ANO and other protest groups show a shift from traditional parties even as the country enjoys fast economic growth and the lowest unemployment in the EU.  The Social Democrats lost about 40 percent of voters and the centre-right TOP 09 party polled 6 percent, half of its score  in the previous election.  The far-right, anti-EU SPD party jumped to 9.5 percent, tapping into anti-immigration sentiment in a country that saw almost none of the 2015 immigration wave into Europe.   The Pirate Party, a local offshoot of the international Pirate movement which focuses on government transparency and an  electronic agenda polled 8.5 percent, giving it chances of entering parliament for the first time. worldnews
czech ano party dips keeps commanding lead vote pollprague reuters support billionaire andrew basis ano party dipped ahead czech election party maintained lead closest rival remained favorite lead next government opinion poll showed monday basis second richest czech harvesting disillusioned many voters central european eu member country corruption political class inefficient government slow incomes richer western europe the final poll median agency starting tuesday showed eight parties winning seats including strengthening formation support ano dipped percent survey conducted sept percent september ano maintained image protest party despite serving outgoing cabinet partner social democrats prime minister bohuslav sobotka basis image suffered police charges earlier month fraud tapping european union subsidy small project among many chemicals food media businessman worth billion according forbes magazine he denies wrongdoing a slogan court also annulled last thursday rulings clearing basis cooperating former communist secret police totalitarian czechoslovakia he denies agent the poll showed ano need partners form parliamentary majority a relatively weak showing ano would embolden potential partners demanding basis personally stays cabinet due police charges basis served finance minister may year presiding drive raise tax collection fiscal surplus last year he opposes deeper eu integration adopting euro he also opposes accepting refugees rivals say poses threat democracy due authoritarian style desire simplify decision making conflicts interest businessman whose firms compete state contracts receive subsidies basis moved firm agrofert trust fund earlier year denies abuse position the social democrats ruled new coalition ano polled second percent percentage point followed communists percent the rise ano protest groups show shift traditional parties even country enjoys fast economic growth lowest unemployment eu the social democrats lost percent voters top party polled percent half score previous election the spd party jumped percent tapping sentiment country saw almost none immigration wave europe the pirate party local offshoot international pirate movement focuses government transparency electronic agenda polled percent giving chances entering parliament first time worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Czech ANO party dips but keeps commanding lead before vote: pollPRAGUE (Reuters) - Support for billionaire Andrej Babis s ANO party dipped ahead of a Czech election on Oct. 20-21, but the party maintained a double-digit lead over its closest rival and remained favorite to lead the next government, an opinion poll showed on Monday. Babis, the second richest Czech, has been harvesting disillusion of many voters in the central European EU member country with corruption in the political class, inefficient government and slow catch-up in incomes with the richer western Europe. The final poll by the Median agency before a black-out starting on Tuesday showed eight parties winning seats, including a strengthening far-right, anti-EU formation. Support for ANO dipped to 25 percent in the survey conducted on Sept 26-Oct 14, down from 27 percent in September.      ANO has maintained it image as a protest party despite serving in the outgoing cabinet as partner to the centre-left Social Democrats of Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka. Babis s image suffered from police charges earlier this month of fraud in tapping European Union subsidy, a small project among many by the chemicals, food and media businessman worth $4 billion according to Forbes magazine. He denies any wrongdoing.  A Slovak court also annulled last Thursday rulings clearing Babis of cooperating with former Communist secret police in then totalitarian Czechoslovakia. He denies being an agent. The poll showed ANO will need partners to form a parliamentary majority. A relatively weak showing by ANO would embolden potential partners demanding that Babis personally stays out of the cabinet due to the police charges. Babis served as finance minister from 2014 until May this year, presiding over a drive to raise tax collection and a fiscal surplus last year. He opposes deeper EU integration and adopting the euro. He also opposes accepting any refugees. Rivals say he poses a threat to democracy due to his authoritarian style, desire to simplify decision making, and conflicts of interest as businessman whose firms compete for state contracts and receive subsidies. Babis moved his firm Agrofert to a trust fund earlier this year and denies any abuse of his position.     The Social Democrats   who have not ruled out a new coalition with ANO   polled second with 12.5 percent, down 1 percentage point, followed by the far-left Communists with 10.5 percent. The rise of ANO and other protest groups show a shift from traditional parties even as the country enjoys fast economic growth and the lowest unemployment in the EU.  The Social Democrats lost about 40 percent of voters and the centre-right TOP 09 party polled 6 percent, half of its score  in the previous election.  The far-right, anti-EU SPD party jumped to 9.5 percent, tapping into anti-immigration sentiment in a country that saw almost none of the 2015 immigration wave into Europe.   The Pirate Party, a local offshoot of the international Pirate movement which focuses on government transparency and an  electronic agenda polled 8.5 percent, giving it chances of entering parliament for the first time. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: czech ano party dips keeps commanding lead vote pollprague reuters support billionaire andrew basis ano party dipped ahead czech election party maintained lead closest rival remained favorite lead next government opinion poll showed monday basis second richest czech harvesting disillusioned many voters central european eu member country corruption political class inefficient government slow incomes richer western europe the final poll median agency starting tuesday showed eight parties winning seats including strengthening formation support ano dipped percent survey conducted sept percent september ano maintained image protest party despite serving outgoing cabinet partner social democrats prime minister bohuslav sobotka basis image suffered police charges earlier month fraud tapping european union subsidy small project among many chemicals food media businessman worth billion according forbes magazine he denies wrongdoing a slogan court also annulled last thursday rulings clearing basis cooperating former communist secret police totalitarian czechoslovakia he denies agent the poll showed ano need partners form parliamentary majority a relatively weak showing ano would embolden potential partners demanding basis personally stays cabinet due police charges basis served finance minister may year presiding drive raise tax collection fiscal surplus last year he opposes deeper eu integration adopting euro he also opposes accepting refugees rivals say poses threat democracy due authoritarian style desire simplify decision making conflicts interest businessman whose firms compete state contracts receive subsidies basis moved firm agrofert trust fund earlier year denies abuse position the social democrats ruled new coalition ano polled second percent percentage point followed communists percent the rise ano protest groups show shift traditional parties even country enjoys fast economic growth lowest unemployment eu the social democrats lost percent voters top party polled percent half score previous election the spd party jumped percent tapping sentiment country saw almost none immigration wave europe the pirate party local offshoot international pirate movement focuses government transparency electronic agenda polled percent giving chances entering parliament first time worldnews