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  1. Newsletter 348 - 12/07/2022

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    , even to the extent of forcing him to resign or call snap elections. PASOK, which has been

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  2. Opposition eyes continuation of wiretapping probe by other means
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    knowledge of the surveillance operation and rejected the opposition’s calls to resign over the affair

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  3. Parties clash on surveillance bill as PM insists he is putting national security first
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    the instigator, then you are dangerous”, challenging Mitsotakis to resign if his denials were proved

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  4. Report on minister's surveillance ups ante for ND, as PASOK reels from MEP's arrest

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    leader Alexis Tsipras had asked Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to promise to resign

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  5. Resignation keeps surveillance issue in spotlight

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    to resign at least 18 months before elections are held if they are to stand as candidates. SYRIZA reacted

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  6. Train tragedy prompts urgent questions about railway safety
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    whether the government would be forced to resign, but in reality New Democracy took a minor hit to its

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  7. Minister's resignation deflates government after series of missteps
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    A series of embarrassing moments for the government connected to the recent wildfires was extended and heightened on Friday, when Citizens Protection Minister Notis Mitarakis was forced to resign after a newspaper report suggested he had been spotted on an island break while efforts to contain

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  8. Cabinet reshuffle rumoured as scale of flood reconstruction task begins to dawn

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    elections. Varvitsiotis is the second minister to resign after Citizen Protection Minister Notis

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  9. Cabinet clears marriage equality bill without drama as Tempe inquiry hears grave accusations

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    intends to abstain from the vote, though government officials say that he will not resign, nor

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  10. New Democracy comes out fighting against Tempe censure motion
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    ’s announcement of the initiative, Kasselakis called on the prime minister to resign rather than

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