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  1. A pro-euro alliance to challenge Tsipras?

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    appointment as leader did not have universal approval within the party, would run the risk of alienating

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  2. Tsipras makes move to trigger swift elections but opposition stands in way
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    Alexis Tsipras resigned on Thursday night to pave the way for snap elections but the opposition parties indicated that they would do their utmost to ensure that he does not have things his way. In a televised speech, Tsipras claimed that the mandate he received in January had “run its course

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  3. Election Watch: Greek voters to choose from 19 parties and coalitions
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    Agora

    National Hope as well as the Hellenic Direct Democracy Movement, which had sought to run

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  4. Tsipras is at his strongest, but for how long?
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    Agora

    of Democratic Socialists, which won 2.5 percent in January, not to run. In these circumstances nobody can

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  5. Tsipras seeks alternatives to bailout measures as ND race begins

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    . The MP will run against current leader Evangelos Meimarakis, ex-Administrative Reform Minister

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  6. Tsipras identifies debt relief, bank recap and attracting investments as key goals
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    . The extension to the moratorium on most home foreclosures is due to run out at the end of this year

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  7. New Democracy decides on date for leadership vote, candidates get on the road
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    New Democracy has decided to hold its leadership election on Sunday November 22, with a run-off vote between the two leading candidates (if needed) due to take place a week later, on November 29. The dates are later than had been expected. Current leader Evangelos Meimarakis had initially proposed

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  8. Leadership race brings New Democracy factionalism to the surface

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    polling centres on November 22, and a week later if a run-off ballot is needed, and that anyone taking

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  9. Loose ends to tie up on prior actions as lenders head back to Athens

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    passes the 50-percent mark, a run-off ballot between the two leading hopefuls will take place a week

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  10. Meimarakis seen as clear frontrunner with New Democracy leadership vote approaching

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    in an apparent attempt to at least ensure that the incumbent has to compete in a run-off vote

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