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PRAGUE, April 27 (Reuters) – The Czech centre-right cabinet
won a parliamentary vote of confidence on Friday, gaining a new
lease on life after the break-up of one of the three ruling
parties put the austerity-driven administration on the brink of
collapse.
The result was expected after a faction from the split
coalition partner declared allegiance to the cabinet.
But Prime Minister Petr Necas faces a tough task to push
ahead with his fiscal and health reforms in an evenly-split
parliament, and an early election before regular polls in 2014
is possible.
