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PM and ministers go on the road as constitutional revision vote fails to yield consensus
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PM offers more fuel relief as path to TIF pledges becomes more treacherous
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ND faces deadlock over constitutional revision as SYRIZA continues to unravel
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Tanker diplomacy gets Athens into hot waters over Russia sanctions
Negative sentiment dominates fragmented political landscape
The latest polling figures probing the long-term trends since last summer’s European elections show a shift towards smaller parties and a shake-up of the left and centre-left space of Greek politics. The overall picture, however, is dominated by pessimism and apathy among voters, who view the economy as a major cause for concern.
The biggest loser in the recent upheavals, former governing party SYRIZA, is attempting to regroup following the ouster of ex-leader Stefanos Kasselakis.
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