Of which country is Vaclav Klaus the current President?
Vaclav Vaca Ontario. In 1982 he featured in a television documentary on CBC television entitled "Vaclav Vaca – Fantastic Visions". He now runs an interior design business. His works, which are surrealist, are all brightly coloured and dream-like. Some of his works incorporate religion such as "Gate to heaven" and "The cup". Since 1973, Vaca has had 15 solo exhibitions, with the most recent being in 2006. Vaclav Vaca Vaclav Vaca "(pronounced Vatslaf Vasa)" is a surrealist artist from the Czech Republic who was born in 1948. Vaclav Vaca was born in 1948 in Czechoslovakia (later the Czech Republic). From 1963 to
Brown coal mining limits in North Bohemia Kateřina Konečná said it could “wreck the state’s economic policy”. President Vaclav Klaus provided some hope to the amendment's critics when he exercised his right to veto the law change. Klaus justified his veto by saying the amendment would deprive the country of an important energy policy tool and would facilitate land speculation. “The law abolishes the institution of expropriation. Unlike the current version of the Mining Act, it provides for a very risky and problematic conflict between landowners and the owner of this mineral wealth, which is the state,” said Klaus as part of his rationale. “One can expect