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Czech Republic s coalition gov t survives no-confidence vote

Czech Republic s coalition gov t survives no-confidence vote
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Czech Republic s coalition gov t survives no-confidence vote-Xinhua

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Czech Republic s coalition govt survives no-confidence vote

Czech Republic s coalition govt survives no-confidence vote
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Czech govt survives no-confidence vote

The Czech government led by Prime Minster Petr Fiala withstood a no-confidence vote in the lower house of parliament mainly over its handling of the energy crisis.A total of 184 parliamentarians in the Chamber of Deputies voted on Friday, with .

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Czech gov t survives no-confidence vote-Xinhua

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