Czechs go to polls with deep divisions over reform

Czech conservatives and the ruling Socialists are running neck-and-neck ahead of the two-day elections that start today and are likely to be the closest since the fall of communism.

Czech conservatives and the ruling Socialists are running neck-and-neck ahead of the two-day elections that start today and are likely to be the closest since the fall of communism.

The tight race reveals deep divisions in the Czech Republic over whether the nation needs bold reforms or the status quo – and follow similarly close and bruising elections in Germany, Poland and Italy.

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