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Grassroots protests highlight public discontent with development policies
While the government has been devoting its energies to managing the fallout from the Tempe accident, New Democracy appears to have been taken aback by public protests on a number of other issues ranging from water privatisation to tourism development.
The development suggests that public discontent on a range of issues not captured by most polling to date could add to the uncertainty around the outcome of the upcoming elections.
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