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BRATISLAVA, Slovakia - Slovakia's Parliament rejected a key euro bailout bill Tuesday, threatening Europe-wide efforts to ease a debt crisis that is threatening the global economy. The vote triggered the collapse of the government, but the outgoing prime minister and her main opponent both said they would now work to approve the bill quickly.
The agreement to talk came shortly after parliament voted against an expanded euro bailout fund - a vote that Prime Minister Iveta Radicova had tied to a confidence measure. Parliament is scheduled to convene again Thursday, but it is not clear when another vote might be held.See the full content of this document
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Euro Bailout in Slovakia's Hands
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