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  1. Final presidential vote likely to segue into snap elections for Greece
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    from “present” to support Dimas. Nine of the remaining 25 independent MPs have been clear

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  2. Leaders draw battle lines as Greece heads to snap polls on Jan 25
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    will take was clear from the initial statements by Samaras and SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras. Samaras

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  3. Greek stocks, bond yields feel impact of Parliament's failure to elect president

    Economy

    . During the voting process, when it became clear that the presidential candidate would not reach

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  4. Tsipras delivers SYRIZA's first, tempered message of Greek election campaign
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    appeared to be making a clear effort to counter the government’s accusation that SYRIZA will put Greece

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  5. To Potami aims for rapid rise to third spot in Greek elections
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    in the 2004 elections. Message Also, although To Potami’s message is still rather vague, it has a clear

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  6. Greek bond yields at post-PSI high as Athens bourse continues plunge

    Economy

    to recover more than half of its earlier losses in the last 1.5 hour of trading. It is clear that investors

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  7. Heading for slim election win, SYRIZA tries to secure MPs' loyalty
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    bodies. Both of these new rules suggest that SYRIZA wants to establish a clear line on party

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  8. Why is Europe worrying about SYRIZA?
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    Agora

    ; it is therefore increasingly clear that only fiscal policy will be able to get us out of trouble

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  9. Appealing to dual audiences compounds mixed messages from SYRIZA

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . Nevertheless, the contradiction in some of SYRIZA’s statements is clear to see. Apart from the inherent

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  10. What next Greece?
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    Agora

    there is a clear signal of post-election stability, it becomes rational for depositors to withdraw money as risks

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