Miloš Zeman Totally Explained

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Miloš Zeman (born 28th September, 1944 in Kolín) is a well-known Czech politician. He was a member and used to be leader of the Czech Social Democratic Party. He was the speaker of the chamber of deputies (lower house of the Czech parliament) from 1996 until 1998, and the prime minister of the Czech Republic from 1998 until 2002. He was a frequent rival of Václav Klaus. He transformed a weak Czech Social Democratic Party into one of country's two major parties along with the Civic Democratic Party.
   He chose Vladimír Špidla to replace him as next leader of the party. Zeman then retired and moved to live simple life in countryside (Vysočina region). His attempt to become Czech president half a year later failed (to Václav Klaus) due to party disunity. Zeman become outspoken critic of party leaders but his political influence is only marginal.
   He was famous for his sharp, even insulting, speeches and wit. The Czech Republic began a mild economic growth during his tenure as prime minister.
   He left the Czech Social Democratic Party in 21 march 2007 due to conflicts with the current leader and chairman of the Czech Social Democratic Party Jiří Paroubek. During a visit of president Václav Klaus in Zeman's countryside home in September 2007, Zeman agreed with Klaus that the human activity probably can't influence global warming: he's a climate skeptic. (External Link

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