The Romanian Government survived a fourth no-confidence motion this year as none of the MPs cast a vote on the motion on Thursday, after a man working for the public television jumped from one of the room’s balconies and injured himself.

The Romanian opposition’s no-confidence motion over the wage law for 2011, which was debated in Parliament Monday, was rejected as the motion got only 190 votes in favor and one vote against and needed 236 votes to pass.

Romania’s Parliament will debate on Monday, December 20, the opposition’s no-confidence motion submitted over the 2011 salary law for which the Government sought a confidence vote Tuesday. The motion was read out in Parliament on Thursday.

The Romanian Government survived a fourth no-confidence motion this year as none of the MPs cast a vote on the motion on Thursday, after a man working for the public television jumped from one of the room’s balconies and injured himself.

The Romanian opposition’s no-confidence motion over the wage law for 2011, which was debated in Parliament Monday, was rejected as the motion got only 190 votes in favor and one vote against and needed 236 votes to pass.

Romania’s Parliament will debate on Monday, December 20, the opposition’s no-confidence motion submitted over the 2011 salary law for which the Government sought a confidence vote Tuesday. The motion was read out in Parliament on Thursday.