Reynolds's coalition collapses

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The Irish coalition government of Prime Minister Albert Reynolds fell Nov 5, 1992, following a no-confidence vote in the Irish Parliament. Reynolds and his party, Fianna Fail, lost by a vote of 88 to 77. Reynolds lost the vote when members of the Progressive Democrats voted against him.

Political activity, Ireland, Reynolds, Albert, Ireland. Parliament, Progressive Democratic Party (Ireland)

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Government collapses over budget row

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Austria's parliament disbanded on Oct 13, 1995, after it could not resolve a conflict over the FY 1996 budget and deficit reduction plans. The parliament had been composed of a coalition between the Social Democrats and the People's Party. New elections will be held Dec 17, 1995.

Austria, Economic policy, Government spending policy, Budget deficits, Austria. Parliament

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