Czech+Republic



The Czech Republic

The Czech Republic made economic reforms such as fast privatizations. Annual gross domestic product growth has been around 6% until the outbreak of the recent global economic crisis. The country is the first former member of the Comecon to achieve the status of a developed country according to the World Bank and the Human Development Index (2009), which ranks it as a "Very High Human Development" nation. They have a life expentancy of about 75 years. They have a literacy rate of about 99.9%. They have 487 television sets for every 1,000 people. They have a land area of about 30,448sq. mi. ( 78,860 sq. km.). They have a population density of 335 people per square mile ( 129 per sq. km.). It has four bordering countries and they are listed below. Prague is the Czech Republic capital. The Czech Republic has many big cities but Prague is the most important. Germany Slovakia code The prime Minister is Jan Fischer, The president is Vaclav Klaus that is about it.

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Poland The Czech Republic has a Democratic government. You can vote but you have to be 18. They have a Prime Minister and a President. The Czech Republic has a constitution.
 * [|Bečva]
 * [|Berounka]
 * [|Bystřice]
 * [|Bílina]
 * [|Čeladenka]
 * [|Chrudimka]
 * [|Cidlina]
 * [|Elbe]
 * [|Freiberger Mulde]
 * [|Gottleuba]
 * [|Hluchová]
 * [|Jizera]
 * [|Kamenice]
 * [|Lomná]
 * [|Lusatian Neisse]
 * [|Lužnice]
 * [|Lučina]
 * [|Metuje]
 * [|Mírovka]
 * [|Morava]
 * [|Nežárka]
 * [|Oder]
 * [|Ohře]
 * [|Olza]
 * [|Opava]
 * [|Orlice]
 * [|Ostravice]
 * [|Otava]
 * [|Petrůvka]
 * [|Ploučnice]
 * [|Sázava]
 * [|Svitava]
 * [|Svratka]
 * [|Thaya]
 * [|Úhlava]
 * [|Vltava]
 * [|Volyňka]
 * [|Weiße Elster]
 * [|Zvetlanova Weisse]

The current **Constitution of the Czech Republic** ([|Czech]: //Ústava České republiky//) was adopted on December 16, 1992. It replaced the constitution of [|Czechoslovakia] ([|1960 Constitution of Czechoslovakia]), which split into [|Slovakia] and the [|Czech Republic] by act of parliament on January 1, 1993, through the so-called [|velvet divorce]. The document is organized into eight chapters. Each, save the last, is concerned with a distinct aspect of government. The final chapter deals with a number of "interim" topics, which were largely resolved by 31 December 1993, and currently have little bearing upon the governance of the Republic. As of 2008 [|[update]], the constitution has been amended four times.

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 * * [|Benecko]
 * [|Harrachov]
 * [|Jilemnice]
 * [|Rokytnice nad Jizerou]
 * [|Vitkovice] || * [|Horni Misecky]
 * [|Lanov]
 * [|Strazne]
 * [|Spindleruv Mlyn]
 * [|Vrchlabi] || * [|Cerny Dul]
 * [|Horni Mala Upa]
 * [|Janske Lazne]
 * [|Pec pod Snezkou]
 * [|Svoboda nad Upou] ||