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Government adamant snap polls are not under consideration
The turmoil caused by the OPEKEPE scandal, which followed soon after the jolt suffered by the government due to the public backlash over the Tempe train crash, has fuelled speculation about the possibility of snap elections, but the government is adamant that it will see out its four-year term.
In his interview with Proto Thema over the weekend, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis again referred to his intention to hold elections at the end of his latest stint in office, in 2027. This commitment was repeated via government officials on Monday.
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