Fidias Panayiotou Declines Cyprus Parliament Seat to Remain MEP

Fidias Panayiotou has decided to forego his newly elected seat in the Cyprus parliament, opting instead to remain a Member of the European Parliament. This decision comes as eleven women were also elected to the new Cypriot parliament.

25 May, 13:53 — 25 May, 13:53

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cyprus-mail102d ago

Eleven women elected to new Cyprus parliament

Eleven women on Sunday secured seats in Cyprus’ new House of Representatives, marking the highest level of female parliamentary representation in the country’s history, though women still account for less than one fifth of MPs. Women claim 19.6 per cent of the 56 seats, up from eight MPs, or 14.3 per cent, in the previous […]

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First report: iefimerida · 25 May, 11:06|Full coverage: 2 · 3h|Window: 3h

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iefimerida25 May, 11:06First to report

Ο Φειδίας μπήκε στην Βουλή της Κύπρου, αλλά θα μείνει στην Ευρωβουλή -Οι βουλευτές που εξελέγησαν με το κόμμα του

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Fidias Panayiotou Declines Cyprus Parliament Seat to Remain MEP

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Eleven women elected to new Cyprus parliament

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Ο Φειδίας μπήκε στην Βουλή της Κύπρου, αλλά θα μείνει στην Ευρωβουλή -Οι βουλευτές που εξελέγησαν με το κόμμα του

Eleven women elected to new Cyprus parliament

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