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Lithuania's parliament approved a proposal that would require the vote of a cat named Nuodėgulis to pass a motion of no confidence. This was a satirical response to attempts to dismiss the head of Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT – under this amendment, this will only be done if Nuodėgulis agrees!
