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Interviews on Current Issues
Elections in Greece, Part I: Greek Voters Say 'No' to Their Bailout
May 7, 2012
Jacob Funk Kirkegaard suggests that after the principal Greek parties fail to form a governing coalition, new elections will be needed to clear the air.
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