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Government Addresses Potential Departure of MPs After Samaras Dinner with Blue Party Members · Cyprus Report

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Government Addresses Potential Departure of MPs After Samaras Dinner with Blue Party Members

1 sourceFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 19 days ago

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The Greek government is addressing concerns about potential defections of New Democracy lawmakers following reports of a dinner between former Prime Minister Samaras and three current party members.
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis stated that there is no worry regarding these defections and emphasized that one meal does not lead to such actions.
The dinner has raised speculations about possible political realignments within the New Democracy party.
The government maintains that their stance remains stable and they do not foresee any resignations or changes in party loyalty.

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«Ξορκίζει» πιθανή φυγή βουλευτών η κυβέρνηση μετά τις πληροφορίες για δείπνο Σαμαρά με 3 εν ενεργεία «γαλάζιους»in.gr · 19 days ago

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The Greek government is addressing concerns about potential defections of New Democracy lawmakers following reports of a dinner between former Prime Minister Samaras and three current party members.
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis stated that there is no worry regarding these defections and emphasized that one meal does not lead to such actions.
The dinner has raised speculations about possible political realignments within the New Democracy party.
The government maintains that their stance remains stable and they do not foresee any resignations or changes in party loyalty.

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