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PASOK candidates set out their stalls as SYRIZA sinks further into mire
The six candidates vying for the leadership of centre-left PASOK put their cases to the party’s central committee over the weekend as the first round of voting on October 6 approaches.
Opinion polls, which pollsters are very guarded about because of the limited sample size and uncertainty about who will participate in the two rounds of voting needed, suggest that incumbent Nikos Androulakis is one of the favourites to come out on top....
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