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ND and SYRIZA exchange broadsides, KINAL catches some flak
The government breezed through Sunday’s no confidence vote, as expected, following a three-day parliamentary debate that left Greek voters none the wiser about what went wrong in the response to the recent Elpis snowstorm, which was the starting point for SYRIZA tabling a censure motion last week.
New Democracy received 156 votes of support, with just one conservative MP – former Education Minister Marietta Giannakou – not voting in favour as she had to be rushed to the hospital.
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