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Greek Parliament Rejects Wiretapping Scandal Inquiry Bid
The Greek Parliament has rejected the main opposition's bid to establish a parliamentary inquiry into the wiretapping scandal, with 155 MPs voting against the proposal. The decision sparked heated debate and opposition walkouts over the required majority for such an inquiry.
22 May, 07:56 — 22 May, 14:03
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ekathimeriniMostly Factual2d ago
Parliament rejects main opposition bid for wiretapping scandal inquiry - eKathimerini.com
Parliament rejects main opposition bid for wiretapping scandal inquiry eKathimerini.com
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Decision on establishing a parliamentary inquiry into wiretapping requires 151 MPs – Tension involving Voridis, Androulakis, Famelos
Tensions rose in Parliament during the debate on the inquiry into the wiretapping scandal, with PASOK withdrawing from the procedure The post Decision on establishing a parliamentary inquiry into wiretapping requires 151 MPs – Tension involving Voridis, Androulakis, Famelos appeared first on ProtoThema English.
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