1.	Základní charakteristika politického systému ČR

2.	Moc výkonná

2.1

Vláda

3.	Moc zákonodárná

4.	Moc soudní

5.	Současná politická situace v ČR

5.1	Zastoupení politických stran v parlamentu

6.	Popularita KSČM

"THE GOVERNMENT

The government is the supreme body of executive power. The Government consists of the Prime Minister, Deputy prime Ministers and Ministers and is accountable to the Chamber of Deputies. The Prime Minister is appointed by the President and can submit his resignation to the President of the Republic. Other members of Government submit their resignations to the President through the Prime Minister.

LEGISLATIVE POWER

Legislative power in the Czech Republic is represented by the Parliament. The Parliament has two chambers – the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate.
The Chamber of Deputies has 200 Deputies who are elected for a term of four years. The Senate has 81 Senators; they are elected for a term of six years. One third of the Senators are elected every two years.
Elections to the Chamber of Deputies and to the Senate are held by secret ballot on the basis of universal, equal and direct suffrage. Elections to the Chamber of Deputies are held under the principles of proportional representation, whereas to the Senate there is the majority system.
Every citizen of the Czech Republic has the right to vote if he is at least eighteen years old. You can be elected to the Chamber of Deputies if you are at least twenty-one and to the Senate you have to be at least forty. Nobody may be at the same time member of both chambers of the Parliament.

JUDICIAL POWER

Independent courts exercise judicial power in the name of the Republic. Judges should be independent in their performance of their office. Nobody can jeopardize their impartiality.
The Constitutional Court is a judicial body charged with protection of constitutional rule. The Constitutional Court consists of fifteen Justices appointed for a term of ten years. Justices of the Constitutional Court are appointed by the President of the Republic and confirmed by the Senate. They decide if any action violence’s the Constitution."