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Time zones are not implemented in any simple fashion in the datetime module. If your application needs time zones, you probably need to use the pytz module. The situation is a bit better (but still pretty opaque) in Python3.
# Python 3.2+ ONLY:
import datetime
min5 = datetime.timezone(datetime.timedelta(hours=-5))
d = datetime.datetime.now(min5)
print(d)
# convert to the current system timezone
d_system = d.astimezone()
print(d_system.tzinfo)
print(d_system)
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