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  1. EU vote highlights Greek center-left's urgent need for renewal
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    percent of the vote, leaving it with a 4.3 percentage point lead over New Democracy and asking for snap

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  2. EU elections do not mark end of numbers game in Greek politics
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    The results of the European Parliament elections in Greece have put any prospects of snap general elections, even though SYRIZA has made a formal request for the country to go to the polls soon. Less than 24 hours after the elections were held SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras claimed his party’s 3.9

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  3. Coalition caught between pleasing lenders and voters ahead of next troika review
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    parties politically, and trying not to antagonise voters over the next few months in case snap

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  4. SYRIZA drawing up manifesto and foraging for allies
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    for the possibility of snap elections early next year if the government’s candidate for president

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  5. End of troika in Greece would create new challenges for coalition

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    been whittled down to just two and which may be forced to go to snap elections early next year has

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  6. Karatzaferis offers to boost New Democracy's right wing with LAOS alliance
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    Whether Greece heads to snap elections or not in the next few months, the pre-election jostling for positions and formation of alliances is well underway. While much of the emphasis has been on what the future holds for PASOK and Greece’s centre-left, New Democracy and the right-wing

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  7. Samaras hopes for Merkel fillip as gloom grips Greek coalition

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    the backing of 180 out of 300 MPs, he may feel that his best option would be to call snap elections rather

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  8. Poor poll figures leave Samaras in quandary over next move
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    46 percent) believe there is a need for snap polls. There has also been a substantial shift over

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  9. DIMAR won't vote for coalition's presidential candidate, wants SYRIZA alliance
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    elsewhere for the minimum of 26 ballots they need to avoid snap elections. Kouvelis also indicated

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  10. Samaras blames SYRIZA for market jitters but his main strategy is at risk
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    SYRIZA if snap polls are held is the fear that the leftist party's policies and inexperience

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