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Slovenia: Parliament appoints Sarec designated premier
With 55 votes in favour, 31 against
17 August, 19:24
(ANSA-AP) - BELGRADE, 17 AGO - Marjan Sarec, which party
finished second at the June parliamentary elections in Slovenia,
has been appointed prime minister designated.
Sarec, who is forming a minority government including five center-left parties with the external support of the Levica party (left), was backed in a 55 against 31 votes in the Parliament. Sarec, 40, is the youngest prime minister designate in Slovenia since its brief war for independence from Yugoslavia in 1991 (ANSA-AP).
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Sarec, who is forming a minority government including five center-left parties with the external support of the Levica party (left), was backed in a 55 against 31 votes in the Parliament. Sarec, 40, is the youngest prime minister designate in Slovenia since its brief war for independence from Yugoslavia in 1991 (ANSA-AP).
