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New Democracy comes out fighting against Tempe censure motion -
Government prepares to hit back at opposition's censure motion over train crash -
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Opposition parties vow not to let up on Tempe despite inquiry verdict -
Investigations into voter email leak continue despite denials from government
MPs prepare to vote on name deal, although delays are possible
The debate on the Prespes Agreement began in Greek Parliament on Wednesday, with New Democracy pondering whether to delay the procedure by submitting a censure motion.
The vote on the Macedonia name deal is expected on Thursday evening, although the fact that more than 200 of 300 MPs have asked to speak during the debate means that the ballot could be delayed until Friday.
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