The education law for which the Romanian Government sought a confidence vote in Parliament late October is considered adopted after opposition liberal lawmakers said in plenary they are pulling their signatures from the motion of no-confidence submitted over the bill, Chamber Speaker Roberta Anastase said Tuesday.

Anastase said 22 liberal lawmakers pulled their signatures from the motion submitted by 138 lawmakers and the motion now only has 116 support signatures, which is not enough to have it debated and put to the vote, which means the education bill is considered rightfully adopted.

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