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  1. Newsletter 42 - 11/09/2015

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    Parliament and gain a share of the vote that would earn them a say in the formation of the next government

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  2. SYRIZA seen marginally ahead as Tsipras and Meimarakis go head-to-head
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    party’s supporters who say they are going to vote for Tsipras. The undecided voters fell from 10.5

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  3. Opposition tells Tsipras it will resist upcoming bailout measures despite support in summer
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    indicated that his party would only support the government on certain structural reforms. “We will say

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  4. Newsletter 48 - 23/10/2015

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    Karamanlis and George Papandreou, all promised something similar. Why can’t we say that the gamble paid

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  5. Tsipras and SYRIZA: More old than new
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    something similar. Why can’t we say that the gamble paid off for Tsipras? Because to a lesser or greater

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  6. Newsletter 49 - 30/10/2015

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    who say they backed New Democracy at the last elections than Tzitzikostas, while the younger man

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  7. New Democracy prepares for leadership vote after abrasive campaign

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    indicated that among those who say they will vote on Sunday, Meimarakis has 33.54 percent. He is followed

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  8. Fallout from aborted leadership vote tests New Democracy's unity

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    , Meimarakis also called in to a TV show to say that if Samaras did not publicly back him he would step

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  9. Uncertainty lingers after Tsipras and opposition leaders find no common ground

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    say he should hold new elections and 23.5 percent think he should add PASOK, Potami or the Union

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  10. Kerry positive during Athens visit, shows keen interest in Cyprus and energy
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    just say that Greece and Turkey obviously have long-established diplomatic channels for addressing

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