Polish parliament rejects resignation motion

The Polish parliament today rejected a motion calling for the immediate resignation of Prime Minister Marek Belka, who said this week that he would leave office in early May.

The Polish parliament today rejected a motion calling for the immediate resignation of Prime Minister Marek Belka, who said this week that he would leave office in early May.

The lower house voted 215-213, with seven abstentions, against the non-binding resolution. The small opposition League of Polish Families had hoped to increase pressure on the government with its motion.

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