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Finnish Government Survives Confidence Vote in Parliament
The Finnish government, led by Prime Minister Orpo, has successfully survived a vote of confidence in Parliament. The debate centered on issues including the Garden Helsinki project.
21 Jul, 13:17 — 21 Jul, 19:25
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yle-newsHigh39d ago
Opposition tables no-confidence motion over Garden Helsinki project funding
Prime Minister Petteri Orpo defended the government's handling of the controversial arena project as Parliament convened for an extraordinary summer session.
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Orpo and government retain Parliament's confidence
Finland's Parliament has voted to keep Prime Minister Petteri Orpo and his government in office following a day-long debate over the Garden Helsinki arena funding controversy. Both Orpo and the government won confidence votes by 101 votes to 90 after opposition parties sought to bring them down over the handling of the proposed €35 million state contribution to the project.
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First report: yle-news · 21 Jul, 13:17|Full coverage: 6 · 6h|Window: 6h
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