Thomson ReutersFebruary 1, 2013 09:30
By Jan Lopatka
Prague, Feb 1 (Reuters) - The election of leftist Czech President Milos Zeman last week will bring more difficulties to the country's weakened centre-right cabinet, although he has no direct power to unseat the government.
Zeman, prime minister in 1998-2002, made a political comeback when he beat Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg in the first-ever direct presidential election.
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