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PRAGUE — Czech President Milos Zeman was admitted to the Central Military Hospital in Prague on Thursday for a planned short stay, a hospital spokesperson said Thursday.
His 77-year-old Zeman uses a wheelchair and was hospitalized last year for more than six weeks in an unspecified serious condition that caused temporary concern about his ability to perform his duties. rice field.
Zeman is the head of state, with powers such as appointing prime ministers and central bank leaders, but much of his executive power is in the hands of the government.
Zeman's final five-year term ends in his March next year.
News agency CTK said a spokesperson for Zeman said the president had gone to the hospital for a short stay and had many meetings scheduled for next week. He did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment. (Reporting by Robert Muller, Writing by Jan Lopatka, Editing by Alex Richardson)
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