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Constitutional crisis prevents Dillian and Dimitriadis from being summoned to Parliament · Cyprus Report

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Constitutional crisis prevents Dillian and Dimitriadis from being summoned to Parliament

1 sourceFirst reported 14 days agoUpdated 14 days ago

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A report claims that the ruling party in Greece is attempting to circumvent parliamentary procedures concerning the summons of Dillian and Dimitriadis.
The article describes this action as an unconstitutional coup aimed at altering parliamentary regulations.
A scheduled parliamentary session regarding this issue is set to occur on Wednesday at 11 AM.
The ruling party is accused of intending to disregard existing parliamentary rules.
The development raises questions about adherence to constitutional processes within the Greek parliament.

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Αντιθεσμικό πραξικόπημα για να μην κληθούν Ντίλιαν και Δημητριάδης στη ΒουλήΑυγή · 14 days ago

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A report claims that the ruling party in Greece is attempting to circumvent parliamentary procedures concerning the summons of Dillian and Dimitriadis.
The article describes this action as an unconstitutional coup aimed at altering parliamentary regulations.
A scheduled parliamentary session regarding this issue is set to occur on Wednesday at 11 AM.
The ruling party is accused of intending to disregard existing parliamentary rules.
The development raises questions about adherence to constitutional processes within the Greek parliament.

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