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PM rolls out more help for energy bills, pleads for majority as polls show path narrowing
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Discipline problems cloud govt's TIF message as spotlight falls on private clinic regulation
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ND snared in row over jobless benefits as Kasidiaris hints at return after prison release
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Androulakis presents governing plan, dances around questions about post-election alliances
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Political field in motion as Androulakis waits his turn in Thessaloniki
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Tsipras sets electoral battle lines as first autumn poll shows ND's advantage holding
Clash over judiciary persists as second round of local elections nears
There was speculation on Friday that a cabinet meeting would result in the government moving ahead with lining up the appointments for top positions in the judiciary despite concern that the move runs counter to the constitution.
The cabinet met on Friday to discuss the matter after attempts to reach a consensus with New Democracy failed and as SYRIZA continued to face accusations of failing to respect Greece’s institutions.
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