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The anti-leader

By Adam Drda   -  30.06.2011 / 04:33 CET
The Czech prime minister seemed a good choice for many, but has lost a great deal of support.

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Curriculum Vitae

1964: Born, Uherské Hradište

1988: Degree in physical science, J.E. Purkyne University, Brno

1988: Postgraduate degree, natural sciences, J.E. Purkyne University

1988-89: Compulsory military service

1988-92: Engineer and researcher, Tesla

1992-: Member of parliament, Civic Democrats (ODS)

1995-96: First deputy minister of defence

1996-98: Deputy chairman, joint committee of Czech and European parliaments

1996-2002: Chairman, committee for defence and security

1998: Shadow minister of defence

1999-2010: Deputy chairman of the ODS

2002-06: Deputy chairman, European affairs committee

2006-09: Deputy prime minister and minister of labour and social affairs

2010-: Leader of the ODS

2010-: Prime minister

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