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PM deploys ministers to soothe restive MPs as ND feels pressure from hard right
On his return from a week of diplomatic engagements at the UN General Assembly, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is embarking on a charm offensive to try and placate rebels within New Democracy, as fresh polling confirms the ascendancy of parties to its right.
A sounding by Prorata for Attica TV shows ND leading with 24 pct of voting intentions, and PASOK maintaining its foothold in second place with 13.5 pct. Greek Solution appears in third position with 10 pct, while SYRIZA is tied with Communist Party KKE ...
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