"Get Out of Here, Aren't You a Little Ashamed?": Great Tension at the KEDE Conference After Doukas' Allegations of Fraud, Watch Video
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The mayor of Athens requested a roll call vote, but his request was rejected.
Scenes of unprecedented tension at the conference of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece, with the mayor of Athens, Haris Doukas, denouncing vote rigging and calling for a roll call. A fierce confrontation with the general secretary of KEDE followed, with shouting, harsh expressions and strong recriminations. The episode sparked new reactions, raising the thermometer of confrontation at the local government conference.
A heated incident occurred at the conference of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece, when the mayor of Athens, Haris Doukas, openly questioned the voting process, citing allegations of fraud and demanding a roll call count. “Roll count now,” shouted Mr. Doukas, insisting on his request and provoking strong reactions from those present who shouted “count yourselves.” The […]
A heated incident occurred at the conference of the Central Union of Municipalities of Greece (KEDE), when the mayor of Athens, Haris Doukas, openly questioned the voting process, citing allegations of fraud and demanding a roll call count. “Roll call now,” shouted Mr. Doukas, insisting on his request and provoking strong reactions from those present who shouted “count yourselves.” […] The article “Get out of here, aren’t you a little ashamed?”:…
What was decided at the KEDE conference - Doukas requested a roll call vote, "get out of here" Kafantaris shouted
The mayor of Athens requested a roll call count, challenging the show of hands procedure.
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