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Your support makes all the difference.A prominent member of the ruling conservative party stunned his colleagues in parliament yesterday by resigning his seat and denouncing the government's foreign policy just hours before a confidence vote, Reuter reports from Athens. George Rallis, a former conservative prime minister, said he could not 'approve the government's handling of the Skopje (Macedonia) issue'. The government narrowly survived the vote.
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