Croatia government survives no-confidence vote over Agrokor debt crisisZAGREB (Reuters) - The Croatian government survived a parliamentary no-confidence vote early on Saturday that the opposition demanded over the handling of a debt crisis at the country s largest private firm Agrokor [AGROK.UL]. In the vote, which followed 12 hours of a parliamentary debate, 59 deputies in the 151-seat parliament were in favor of the removal of the conservative-led cabinet, while 78 were opposed to it. The no-confidence motion came as the opposition led by the Social Democrats said a liquidity loan agreed in recent months with creditors, including foreign investment funds, to finance Agrokor s operations through a 15-month period of restructuring lacked transparency and favored some creditors. The analysts expected the motion to fail as the center-right cabinet comprising the conservatives and the liberals has a small but firm parliamentary majority. The government introduced an emergency law last April to step in because food group Agrokor, the largest employer in the Balkans, faced a debt and liquidity crisis that threatened to destabilize the country s economy. The opposition said that the loan deal was not transparent and appeared to favor some creditors. The government and Agrokor s crisis manager Ante Ramljak rejected the accusations. worldnews
croatia government survives vote agrokor debt crisiszagreb reuters the croatia government survived parliamentary vote early saturday opposition demanded handling debt crisis country largest private firm agrokor in vote followed hours parliamentary debate deputies parliament favor removal cabinet opposed the motion came opposition led social democrats said liquidity loan agreed recent months creditors including foreign investment funds finance agrokor operations period restructuring lacked transparency favored creditors the analysts expected motion fail cabinet comprising conservatives liberals small firm parliamentary majority the government introduced emergency law last april step food group agrokor largest employer balkan faced debt liquidity crisis threatened stabilize country economy the opposition said loan deal transparent appeared favor creditors the government agrokor crisis manager ante ramljak rejected accusations worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Croatia government survives no-confidence vote over Agrokor debt crisisZAGREB (Reuters) - The Croatian government survived a parliamentary no-confidence vote early on Saturday that the opposition demanded over the handling of a debt crisis at the country s largest private firm Agrokor [AGROK.UL]. In the vote, which followed 12 hours of a parliamentary debate, 59 deputies in the 151-seat parliament were in favor of the removal of the conservative-led cabinet, while 78 were opposed to it. The no-confidence motion came as the opposition led by the Social Democrats said a liquidity loan agreed in recent months with creditors, including foreign investment funds, to finance Agrokor s operations through a 15-month period of restructuring lacked transparency and favored some creditors. The analysts expected the motion to fail as the center-right cabinet comprising the conservatives and the liberals has a small but firm parliamentary majority. The government introduced an emergency law last April to step in because food group Agrokor, the largest employer in the Balkans, faced a debt and liquidity crisis that threatened to destabilize the country s economy. The opposition said that the loan deal was not transparent and appeared to favor some creditors. The government and Agrokor s crisis manager Ante Ramljak rejected the accusations. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: croatia government survives vote agrokor debt crisiszagreb reuters the croatia government survived parliamentary vote early saturday opposition demanded handling debt crisis country largest private firm agrokor in vote followed hours parliamentary debate deputies parliament favor removal cabinet opposed the motion came opposition led social democrats said liquidity loan agreed recent months creditors including foreign investment funds finance agrokor operations period restructuring lacked transparency favored creditors the analysts expected motion fail cabinet comprising conservatives liberals small firm parliamentary majority the government introduced emergency law last april step food group agrokor largest employer balkan faced debt liquidity crisis threatened stabilize country economy the opposition said loan deal transparent appeared favor creditors the government agrokor crisis manager ante ramljak rejected accusations worldnews