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Policy Viewpoint n.1-2015 In the short electoral period – less than one month – SYRIZA […]

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20/01/2015

Policy Viewpoint n.1-2015

In the short electoral period – less than one month – SYRIZA (acronym for the Coalition of the Radical Left) is steadily leading the opinion polls by a comfortable margin of 4%. This has caused a great deal of concern to the European leaders, as well as to the financial markets. Why is that?  Why does a legitimate constitutional process cause concern outside national borders?

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