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Opposition unable to find basis for cooperation despite public support
A new opinion poll suggests that a sizeable part of the Greek population would like to see PASOK cooperate with the parties to its left, but such a prospect continues to look as far off as ever.
A Marc survey for Ant-1 TV published on Thursday indicated that of all possible outcomes in the next general elections, which are not due until 2027, a governing coalition between PASOK, SYRIZA, Course of Freedom and New Left is the most popular of all ...
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