PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech government on Friday survived a parliamentary vote of no-confidence called by the opposition to dismiss centre-left Prime Minister Andrej Babis over a fraud investigation.
The motion fell nine votes short of the 101 needed in the 200-seat lower house.
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