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Romanian Opposition To Submit Two No-Confidence Motions Over Public Sector Wages
15.12.2010, 11:59 | Actuality | 836 views
Romanian opposition Social Democratic Party leader Victor Ponta said Wednesday the opposition will submit two motions of no-confidence in Parliament over the wage law for 2011 and the unitary wage law, for which the Government sought MPs' confidence vote Tuesday. One of the motions is to be submitted Wednesday and the other likely on Thursday, Ponta said. Asked whether he sees any of the motions passing and overthrowing the Government, Ponta said he's not getting his hopes up. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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