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Tsipras aiming to guide SYRIZA towards new territory in opposition
SYRIZA is gradually easing into its new role as the main opposition following the July 7 elections, with Alexis Tsipras aiming to position his party towards the centre-left of the political spectrum.
SYRIZA’s parliamentary group met for the first time on Tuesday ahead of the debate on the government’s programme, which is due to begin on Saturday afternoon and which will culminate in the customary vote of confidence on Monday evening.
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