Deputy Group Leaders Break Parliamentary Deadlock
Ljubljana, 11 May - The heads of coalition parties and the opposition Social Democrats (SD) endorsed on Friday an interim solution that will give the former MPs of the opposition Liberal Democracy (LDS) back seats in parliamentary working bodies that the 12 deputies lost after leaving the party.
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Joze Tanko, the head of the deputy group of ruling coalition Slovenian Democrats (SDS), at a meeting of deputy group leaders that broke the impasse regarding the composition of parliamentary working bodies.
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Jozef Skolc, the head of the deputy group of the opposition Liberal Democrats (LDS), at a meeting of deputy group leaders that broke the impasse regarding the composition of parliamentary working bodies.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
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Miran Potrc, the head of the deputy group of opposition Social Democrats (SD), at a meeting of deputy group leaders that broke the impasse regarding the composition of parliamentary working bodies.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
Ljubljana, parliament
Speaker of Parliament France Cukjati at a meeting of deputy group leaders that broke the impasse regarding the composition of parliamentary working bodies.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
Ljubljana, parliament
Miran Potrc, the head of the deputy group of opposition Social Democrats (SD), at a meeting of deputy group leaders that broke the impasse regarding the composition of parliamentary working bodies.
Photo: Stanko Gruden/STA
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