Poll: Czechs do not trust proposed anti-crisis measures, but do trust their banks

A survey released Tuesday by the daily Mladá fronta Dnes suggests that 77% of Czechs do not trust the government’s anti-crisis measures. According to the report, for which 976 people were polled, people believe that politicians only talk about solutions, and that these do not improve life in any way. The most sceptical of respondents were people aged 45 or older. The same survey claims that a massive 80% of the population does have confidence in domestic banks in the Czech Republic, which the report says are particularly trusted by men and people under the age of 34.