Ψήφο εμπιστοσύνης έλαβε η κυβέρνηση
Διαβουλεύσεις για κυβέρνηση συνεργασίας
Την πρόθεσή του να ξεκινήσει διαβουλεύσεις με όλα τα κόμματα για τη συγκρότηση «κυβέρνησης ευρύτατης συνεργασίας, ακόμη και για τον επικεφαλής της» ανακοίνωσε από το βήμα της Βουλής ο Γιώργος Παπανδρέου.Το Σάββατο θα ενημερώσει σχετικά τον Πρόεδρο της Δημοκρατίας.
«Οι μάσκες έπεσαν. Μόνη λύση οι εκλογές», δήλωσε ο Αντ. Σαμαράς.
Θετική ανταπόκριση μόνο από το ΛΑΟΣ.
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Πήρε ψήφο εμπιστοσύνης ο Παπανδρέου υποσχόμενος να παραιτηθεί …αύριο!
- Πήρε ψήφο εμπιστοσύνης ο Παπανδρέου υποσχόμενος να παραιτηθεί …αύριο!
- Τελείωσε η ψηφοφορία – τα αποτελέσματα :
- ΨΗΦΙΣΑΝ 298 ΒΟΥΛΕΥΤΕΣ –
ΥΠΕΡ: 153 ΒΟΥΛΕΥΤΕΣ και ΚΑΤΑ 145
- Μιλένα Αποστολάκη, Έλσα Παπαδημητρίου απούσες
- Υπερψηφίζουν την κυβέρνηση όλοι οι ΔΗΘΕΝ αντάρτες…
- Παπανδρέου σε twitter: Η χώρα είναι πάνω απο όλους μας. Είμαι σίγουρος ότι ενωμένοι θα βαδίσουμε μπροστά. Και θα τα καταφέρουμε!
- Παπανδρέου σε TWITTER: Δεν είναι καθόλου αθώα η οργανωμένη επίθεση που έχω υποστεί. Κάποιοι φοβούνται.
- Πάμε σε πολιτικό αδιέξοδο!!!
- Ο Σαμαράς, ζητάει εκλογές και αρνείται συμμετοχή σε κυβέρνηση συνεργασίας με το ΠΑΣΟΚ!!!
- Και ο Μίμης Ανδρουλάκης έδωσε ψήφο εμπιστοσύνη
- Οι κυρίες Λούκα Κατσέλη, Βάσω Παπανδρέου αλλά και ο Ανδρέας Λοβέρδος έδωσαν ψήφο εμπιστοσύνης
- Ο κ. Μιχάλης Ιγνατίου σχολιάζει τον κ. Παπανδρέου:
ΔΗΛΩΣΕΙΣ ΠΟΥ ΠΡΟΗΓΗΘΗΚΑΝ:
- Ευ. Βενιζέλος: «Συμφωνώ με τον κ. Καρατζαφέρη για τον πολιτικό χαρακτήρα της κυβέρνησης»
- Η Νέα κυβέρνηση μέχρι τα τέλη Φεβρουαρίου!
- Ευ. Βενιζέλος: «Η χώρα διατρέχει θανάσιμο κίνδυνο»
- Αλ. Τσίπρας: «Τρέμουν σαν το ψάρι οι κυρίαρχες δυνάμεις της Ευρώπης μην τυχόν και δοθεί ο λόγος στον ελληνικό λαό»
- Γ. Καρατζαφέρης: «Η χώρα δεν θέλει έναν πρωθυπουργό μαριονέτα»
Πηγή:
http://gdailynews.wordpress.com/
Greek PM survives confidence vote
November 4, 2011 -- Updated 2315 GMT (0715 HKT)
Athens, Greece (CNN) -- Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou won a confidence vote in Parliament early Saturday. The victory came minutes after he announced that he will seek a coalition government, though it was not immediately clear whether he would lead it.
"Tomorrow, I will go see the president and inform him that I am willing to hold talks with other parties in order to form a coalition government," the leader said late Friday in a speech to Parliament.
The leader said it would be disastrous if elections were to be held immediately, because that would leave "up in the air" a controversial bailout deal that was brokered October 26. It would exact tough austerity measures on the Greek people and their government.
Papandreou went on to plead for backing in the confidence vote that was set to get under way.
Under a motion of confidence, lawmakers signal to the head of state whether the government has the support of parliament. A loss typically results in the government's dissolution and the holding of a general election unless the head of state asks someone with more support to form a government.
As he had done on Thursday night, Papandreou pushed for approval of the international bailout package that the country has been offered, calling it "a huge change, and perhaps the last one, to rebuild a country with new and strong foundations."
He added, "It cannot go wasted. Otherwise, we will be historically responsible."
Papandreou reiterated that he has no great desire to maintain his grip on power. "The last thing I care for is the chair," he said. "I don't care if I never get elected again."
He defended his leadership, accusing previous governments of miring the Greek economy in debt. "Those days, you could borrow money easily, and now that's why the Greek people have to pay back for it," he said.
Papandreou said he now wants "to turn the page over and move forward."
Papandreou said opposition leader Antonis Samaras' call for a transitional government for six weeks, followed by elections, would prove "simply catastrophic. "If we go straight away to elections, we won't be able to implement a bailout," he said.
"Tomorrow, I will go see the president and inform him that I am willing to hold talks with other parties in order to form a coalition government," the leader said late Friday in a speech to Parliament.
The leader said it would be disastrous if elections were to be held immediately, because that would leave "up in the air" a controversial bailout deal that was brokered October 26. It would exact tough austerity measures on the Greek people and their government.
Papandreou went on to plead for backing in the confidence vote that was set to get under way.
Under a motion of confidence, lawmakers signal to the head of state whether the government has the support of parliament. A loss typically results in the government's dissolution and the holding of a general election unless the head of state asks someone with more support to form a government.
As he had done on Thursday night, Papandreou pushed for approval of the international bailout package that the country has been offered, calling it "a huge change, and perhaps the last one, to rebuild a country with new and strong foundations."
He added, "It cannot go wasted. Otherwise, we will be historically responsible."
Papandreou reiterated that he has no great desire to maintain his grip on power. "The last thing I care for is the chair," he said. "I don't care if I never get elected again."
He defended his leadership, accusing previous governments of miring the Greek economy in debt. "Those days, you could borrow money easily, and now that's why the Greek people have to pay back for it," he said.
Papandreou said he now wants "to turn the page over and move forward."
Papandreou said opposition leader Antonis Samaras' call for a transitional government for six weeks, followed by elections, would prove "simply catastrophic. "If we go straight away to elections, we won't be able to implement a bailout," he said.
CNN's Elinda Labropoulou and Jim Boulden in Athens, Ali Velshi in Cannes, Matthew Chance in Rome, and Laura Smith-Spark in London contributed to this report.
Source:
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/11/04/world/europe/greece-main/index.html
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