Czech crisis as parliament fails to elect a president

The Czech Republic’s ruling party was in crisis today in the wake of parliament’s failure to elect a successor to President Vaclav Havel.

Czech crisis as parliament fails to elect a president

The Czech Republic’s ruling party was in crisis today in the wake of parliament’s failure to elect a successor to President Vaclav Havel.

MPs had anticipated that it would be tough to replace Havel, whose Velvet Revolution led the country out of communism and became an internationally known leader during his time as president.

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