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Feb 26 2015
Who wanted what? An aftermath of the Public debate on Greek Elections
Comments Off on Who wanted what? An aftermath of the Public debate on Greek ElectionsBy Vasileios Bougioukos and Bernard H Casey One of the possible surprises of the elections in Greece last month, was that SYRIZA didn’t poll particularly well amongst pensioners. After all, these people had suffered pretty draconian cuts, with the 2010 … Continue reading
Posted by: February 26, 2015
Tagged with: elections, Greece, SYRIZA, voters