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Mainstream parties lose steam as Mitsotakis accuses opposition of trying to topple government
As the political tension over the Tempe crash ratchets up, polls show mainstream parties losing support to fringe groups on both the right and the left. PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis escalated the rhetoric further, accusing the opposition of wanting political destabilisation.
The fluid landscape is captured by two new opinion polls, one for GPO that sees ND support falling to 24.8 pct, followed by PASOK at 15.4 pct. The other is by ALCO that has ND at 24.4 pct, down by 2 points since January, and PASOK at 13.3 pct, also losi...
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