Iceland Government Says No-Confidence Motion Will Be Defeated
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Iceland’s ruling two-party coalition said it was certain it would survive Friday’s no-confidence motion despite a new round of protests being planned outside parliament.
"It’s absolutely clear that this motion of no confidence will be voted down today," Asmundur Einar Dadason, chief whip of the Progressive Party, said in an interview.