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For the past two decades, 17 November has been a national holiday in the Czech Republic. Full Article at The Independent
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LIMA, Nov. 20 (Xinhua) -- Peruvian President Alan Garcia Friday met his Czech counterpart Vaclav Klaus here to promote bilateral ties. Full Article at Xinhua
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When the history of Cuba’s freedom movement is written, it’s likely that Yoani Sanchez will be recognized as a national hero and freedom fighter, the equivalent of Lech Walesa in Poland and Vaclav Klaus in the Czech Republic. Full Article at Carpe Diem
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Vaclav Klaus: I agree with Professor Richard Lindzen from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who said: “future generations will wonder in bemused amazement that the early 21st century’s developed world went into hysterical panic over a... Full Article at mASS BACKWARDS
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The Irish Times - Wednesday, November 18, 2009 DANIEL McLAUGHLIN Vaclav Havel, the banned playwright who became Czechoslovakia's president in late December 1989, joined current Czech president Vaclav Klaus and prime minister Jan Fischer in placing... Full Article at Irish Times
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Demonstrators hold banners while waiting for the arrival of President Vaclav Klaus at the memorial for the Velvet Revolution in Prague today. Full Article at Irish Times
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C zech President Vaclav Klaus is an economist with an open but well-disciplined mind. Schooled in communism, he converted to capitalism and became an advocate of free markets after watching the Marxist model fail. Full Article at Miami Herald
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The first post-communist decade was a very positive decade. The second is much worse. We are, all of us, reintroducing socialism, reintroducing government intervention in all fields. Full Article at The Corner
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Erik Voorhees is a member of The Free State Project. You can read more of his works at his blog, OnLifeAndLiberty.com Squeezed forth by the global financial crisis, certain detestable economic myths are bubbling through every legislative orifice. Full Article at TCS Daily
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Today on Uncommon Knowledge, President Vaclav Klaus of the Czech Republic. Although he earned his doctorate in economics under a Communist regime, he became a stalwart of free markets. How? Full Article at The Corner
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If anyone thinks that the decision by the Czech President, Vaclav Klaus, to finally agree to sign the Lisbon Treaty was the end of the EU's institutional maze, they are sorely mistaken. It is true that the biggest hurdle is over. Full Article at ePolitix
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The ratification of Europes Lisbon treaty, now completed by the reluctant signature of the Czech president, Vaclav Klaus, has been dispiriting. Full Article at Indian Express
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This week on Uncommon Knowledge, Vaclav Klaus, president of the Czech Republic. The state of Communism in Eastern Europe when the wall came down twenty years ago? Rotten, rotten, rotten. Full Article at The Corner
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I'd be happier featuring video of current world leadership in prevention. Outside of Vaclav Klaus, though, I can't think of any. There are no victims of Communism--just statistics. Lest we forget indeed. Full Article at small dead animals
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The following is a comment on America's march towards the New World Order from a European perspective. The people of western Europe are warning us not to follow in their footsteps. Full Article at Town Hall
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The president of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus, has signed the European Union’s Lisbon Treaty, the final step in the charter’s ratification. The treaty approval paves way for a stronger EU. Full Article at New Europe News
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With the Lisbon Treaty eventually signed by the Czech President Vaclav Klaus earlier last week in the coming days the two remaining top positions of the European Union will be filled. Full Article at New Europe News
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So the trap has snapped shut. Full Article at The Telegraph
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The big news of the day is a report from the Czech media that President Vaclav Klaus is considering pulling out of the EU in order preserve Czech sovereignty when the Lisbon Treaty takes effect. More power to him! Full Article at Gates of Vienna
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*Traitor*, n. A benighted individual who perceives an illusory distinction between serving his nation and abetting the criminals who govern it. Full Article at European Tribune - Community, Politics & Progress.
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Albanian President Bamir Topi (R) and his Czech counterpart Vaclav Klaus (L) listen to the national anthems before their meeting in capital Tirana on October 5, 2009. Klaus arrived for an official two-day visit to Albania.
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(FromR) Czech President Vaclav Klaus, Chairman of Czech Senate Premysl Sobotka, Chairman of Czech Parliament Miroslov Vlcek and other uninduntified people wave to Pope Benedict XVI (L) as he boards his airplane on September 28, 2009 at Ruzyne airport in Prague.
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Pope Benedict XVI (2ndL) waves next to Czech President's Vaclav Klaus during a farewell ceremony before boarding in his airplane on September 28, 2009 at Ruzyne airport in Prague. Pope Benedict XVI ended his three-day visit to the Czech Republic and left Prague for Rome today afternoon.
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Pope Benedict XVI (L) and Czech President's Vaclav Klaus attend a farewell ceremony before boarding in his airplane on September 28, 2009 at Ruzyne airport in Prague. Pope Benedict XVI ended his three-day visit to the Czech Republic and left Prague for Rome today afternoon.
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Pope Benedict XVI, left, accompanied by Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus, right, walks during the farewell ceremony as departing from the Ruzyne airport in Prague, Czech Republic, Monday, Sept. 28, 2009. The Pontiff arrived to the Czech Republic for a three day visit on Sat.
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Pope Benedict XVI, left, shake hands with Czech Republic's President Vaclav Klaus, right, during the farewell ceremony as departing from the Ruzyne airport in Prague, Czech Republic, Monday, Sept. 28, 2009.
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Pope Benedict XVI shakes hands with Silvia, the wife of Czeck Republic President Vaclav Klaus (L), at the end of a mass at the Turany international airport in Brno, Czech Republic September 27, 2009.
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PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: (L-R) Czech Prime Minister Jan Fischer, President Vaclav Klaus and Pope Benedict XVI stand during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
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PRAGUE, SEPTEMBER 26: Czech First Lady Livia Klausova and Pope Benedict XVI sit during a welcoming ceremony on September 26, 2009, at the Prague Ruzyne airport, Czech Republic. The Pontiff today began a three-day visit to the Czech Republic.
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I am informing you that I signed the Lisbon Treaty today at 3 o’clock (1400 GMT)
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The government expects President Vaclav Klaus to add his signature to the Lisbon treaty now
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With the Lisbon Treaty taking effect, the Czech Republic will cease to be a sovereign state, despite the political opinion of the Constitutional Court
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Mr Blair hasn't even applied for the job yet. When Czech president Vaclav Klaus has signed the Lisbon Treaty and the job becomes a reality - that's when we'll really get an idea of who is prepared to back a Blair presidency of Europe.
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I signed the Lisbon Treaty today at 15.00 (CET)
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Vaclav Klaus has acknowledged the text (of the opt-out approved on Thursday), he was informed about all modifications made today and he doesn't have a problem with them
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I consider this to be the best possible result and intend to raise no other objections to the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty
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Vaclav Klaus was content with the text. He has been informed about all modifications ... and does not have a problem with it
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Global warming is a false myth and every serious person and scientist says so
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We still lack the ratification of the Czech Republic. We have [the Czech] Constitutional Court looking into a complaint from 17 senators; that has to be finished. After that, Vaclav Klaus has to sign the treaty ... And to do [that], he has asked for an opt-out regarding the [EU's] Charter of Fundamental...
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I explained to the president that I - and not just I - fear a deepening integration within the European Union. For me this is a serious issue. From my point of view, the conditions I put forward for signing the treaty are serious.
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Vaclav Klaus is the Boris Johnson of central Europe
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The Lisbon Treaty is a step back to the rejected European Constitution
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President Vaclav Klaus received a proposal from the Swedish EU presidency, in response to his request relating to the ratification of the Lisbon treaty in the Czech Republic
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Before ratification, the Czech Republic must negotiate... an exception
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As (Czech President) Vaclav Klaus has opened up for a ratification at the weekend, and after consultations, I feel confident that if we have this (opt-out) in place we will have a Czech ratification after that
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An integral part of the Lisbon Treaty is the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union
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Only (Czech) President Vaclav Klaus' signature is missing. Europe eagerly awaits this to happen, Europe needs no more delays
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I am afraid that the people of Britain should have been doing something, really, much earlier, and not just now ... So that's my clear message to all of them -- too late.
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I sincerely hope that the president of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus, will do his bit for Britain -- and for Europe indeed -- and hold on as long as he can so that we can have our referendum
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I'm afraid that the people of Britain should have done something much earlier
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I am convinced that President Vaclav Klaus ... would not tie up the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty in the Czech Republic with the wishes of any other member state
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Europeism is, for me, an inconsistent, evidently heterogeneous, but in principle neosocialist, doctrine which characterizes the current thinking in Europe
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This paves the way to securing the treaty that an EU of 27 member states needs, if it is to be better equipped to face these current times of global crisis. Only the Czech President Vaclav Klaus is persisting in blocking this process. Europe must now exert pressure on him to give up his twisted policy o...
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I'm 100 percent convinced that this decision of the American government does not signal a cooling of relations between the United States and the Czech Republic
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