Still communist after 90 years? The Chinese Communist Party was founded on July 1, 1921.
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By Tina Burrett, Assistant Professor of International Relations, Temple University, Japan
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As the only person in the history of the Czech Republic he also held the office of Prime Minister and Chairman of the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic.
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But the reality may disappoint them.
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Link here and what does it mean.
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By Iraqi weapons dealer.
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He wants to stay in the office for the second term.
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The center-right Social Democrats (PSD) won 105 seats while the conservative CDS won 24. It gives the two parties a clear majority in the 230-seat parliament.
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