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Little trouble for Tsipras in multi-bill vote but bigger problems may lurk over revenues chief
The omnibus bill containing many of the 49 prior actions the coalition has to fulfill to secure the next sub-tranche of bailout funding passed through Parliament without any major problems on Friday night.
The legislation received the support of 154 MPs, just one shy of the government's majority. Vassiliki Katrivanou of SYRIZA was the only coalition lawmaker not to support the multi-bill as she was absent. However, as is common practice she sent a letter ...
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