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SYRIZA's coalition options scrutinised as Tsipras remains focussed on first place
The question of whether SYRIZA would be willing to lead a governing coalition if it does not win the May 21 elections is being scrutinised after seemingly contradictory remarks by the left-wing party’s officials.
Former ministers Euclid Tsakalotos and Yiannis Dragasakis indicated on Wednesday that even if SYRIZA comes second in next month’s vote, it could form an alliance with other opposition parties, with centre-left PASOK and radical left MeRA25 being the mos...
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