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Posted on March 5, 2025
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Greece's opposition files a censure motion against the government after a deadly train crash, citing safety failures and accountability issues.
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's main opposition will submit a censure motion against the centre-right government following mass protests over a 2023 deadly train crash last week, its leader said on Wednesday.
The motion which will be submitted by the Socialist PASOK party is backed by other opposition parties. They say that Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis' government has lost its popular mandate and accuse it of failing to assume responsibility over the train crash and fix safety gaps that helped cause the country's worst rail disaster.
The government, with 156 lawmakers in the 300-seat parliament, is expected to survive the motion.
(Reporting by Renee Maltezou and Angeliki Koutantou)
The main topic is Greece's opposition submitting a censure motion against the government following a deadly train crash.
The motion is submitted due to the government's alleged failure to address safety gaps that led to the train crash.
The Socialist PASOK party is leading the censure motion, with support from other opposition parties.
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