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The opposition has made it clear that it does not intend to give a "blank check" to the next government majority for the revision of the Constitution The post Parliament: Today the second vote on the constitutional revision appeared first on in.gr.

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With strong pre-election characteristics, the second debate on the Constitution is expected to turn into a summit clash of political leaders on all the fronts that remain open and were also highlighted at the 90th TIF. And while the debate on the issues of post-election collaborations is heating up, the second vote on the revision of the country's charter will come to confirm that the political forces cannot agree, not on the content, which is c…

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In the first vote, in July, PASOK and the opposition "mined" any possibility of achieving an increased consensus of at least 180 MPs that would allow the next Parliament to revise the Constitution by a simple majority.

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Nothing new on the consensus front is expected in today's (16/9) second vote on the Constitutional Revision, as the entire opposition will vote against or declare "present" in the relevant proposal of the New Democracy, so the next "revisionist" Parliament that will emerge from the 2027 national elections will be called upon to proceed with the revision with a strengthened majority of 180 MPs.

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The Parliament is completing the 2nd vote on the constitutional revision. The votes will determine the required majorities in the next Parliament. The opposition disagrees with the government proposal, with PASOK calling for strict standards for universities and the removal of privileges.

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The proposed Parliament will complete its task in the next few hours, by holding the second vote, on the revision of the constitution. With the second vote, the majority is “locked in” by which the provisions that will be judged as reviewable will be “transferred” to the next, the revising Parliament. The votes that the New Democracy proposal will secure today, [...]