Maria Kollia-Tsaroucha

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras suggested he will proceed with a mini government reshuffle in the coming days to fill up the positions of deputy ministers who are expected to, or have already resigned, based on remarks he made at a meeting of ruling SYRIZA's political secretariat on Thursday.

The announcement may be made on Friday.

Defense Minister Panos Kammenos admitted in a press conference following his resignation statement Sunday, that only two other Independent Greeks lawmakers will follow him in voting against the government and the FYROM name deal.
The 7-strong parliamentary group, which has propped up the government majority of 152 in the 300-member Parlaiment is split.

The Greek Cabinet as of November 5, 2016

Prime Minister: Alexis Tsipras

Deputy Prime Minister: Yiannis Dragasakis

Interior Ministry
Minister: Panos Skourletis
Alternate Minister for Citizens' Protection: Nikos Toskas
Deputy Minister for Macedonia-Thrace: Maria Kollia-Tsaroucha

Despite the scarcity of female lawmakers elected on September 20 , the 59 that managed to make their way to Greek Parliament did not fail to make an impression during the swearing in ceremony on Saturday.

Greek Parliament failed to elect a president for a second time on Tuesday after 168 of 300 MPs voted in favor of the candidate, Stavros Dimas, meaning a third ballot will be needed on December 29.