After counting nearly all the votes, the Reform Party (liberal) Prime Minister Andrus Ansip wins 33 of 101 seats in the new Parliament in parliamentary elections of 6 March. It retains the majority by maintaining its alliance with Union Pro Patria and Res Publica (right), which won 23 seats. The opposition gets 45 seats: 26 for the Centre Party and 19 for the Social Democrats.
Ansip, a former Communist turned into a cautious conservative, has led the government since April 2005.
Ansip, a former Communist turned into a cautious conservative, has led the government since April 2005.
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