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Live Debate in Parliament on the Constitutional Revision - Political Leaders Will Speak, Final Vote Today - iefimerida.gr

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The second debate on the Constitutional Review is underway in Parliament. Both Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the political leaders are expected to take the stage. And while the debate on the issues of post-election collaborations is heating up, the second vote on the revision of the country's constitutional charter will come to confirm that the political forces cannot agree, not on the content, which is crucial, but also on which articles should be ch…

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The second debate on the Constitutional Review is underway in Parliament. Both Kyriakos Mitsotakis and the political leaders are expected to take the stage. And while the debate on the issues of post-election collaborations is heating up, the second vote on the revision of the country's constitutional charter will come to confirm that the political forces cannot agree, not on the content, which is crucial, but also on which articles should be ch…

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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and political leaders will take a position - In the first vote in July, PASOK and the entire opposition did not vote in favor of any proposal, "mining" any possibility of achieving an increased consensus of at least 180 MPs

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The debate on the Constitutional Revision in Parliament turned into a frontal political conflict with a strong pre-election tone. Kyriakos Mitsotakis accused PASOK of blocking necessary institutional changes, while Nikos Androulakis responded that the government is attempting to equate stability with New Democracy remaining in power. The arithmetic behind the conflict In […] Constitutional Revision: The “battle of 180” became a rehearsal for a b…

In Greece, students and civil servants staged a protest against the constitutional amendment being debated in parliament. Students gathered in front of the Ministry of Economy and the parliament building, demanding that the government...

In Greece, the government's proposal for sweeping constitutional amendments was put to a second and final vote in parliament, while students and civil servants gathered outside parliament to protest the regulations. The opposition says the passage of the package of amendments means giving the government a 'blank cheque'.

The Prime Minister called on the parties to support institutional changes, accusing the opposition of nihilism. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis launched a harsh attack on the opposition from the floor of the Parliament, during the debate on the Constitutional Review. Mr. Mitsotakis called on the parties to go beyond party expediencies and support changes that will allow […] The article Mitsotakis on Constitutional Review: Those who vote “no” …

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