Croatian Premier Kosor Survives No-Confidence Vote in Parliament
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The government of Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor survived a no-confidence vote in Parliament when a motion supported by the opposition failed to muster enough support.
“The motion for no-confidence was rejected,” Parliament Speaker Luka Bebic said earlier today after a 15-hour debate. One lawmaker in the 153-seat parliament abstained in the 79-62 vote. At least 77 votes were needed to support the no-confidence motion.