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Discontent in SYRIZA simmers as Tsipras seeks to conclude talks with creditors
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will have one eye on potential unrest within his party this week, as talks with Greece’s lenders resume, after SYRIZA’s largest faction raised a series of objections to the approach taken by the government.
The movement of the 53, which has had a key role in SYRIZA since the party split last summer, issued an 11-point statement on Friday to highlight concern about the bailout talks and indicate that the faction’s support for Tsipras should not be taken for...
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