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SYRIZA: things will change but not as you expect

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SYRIZA- things will change but not as you expect

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20/01/2015
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Policy Viewpoint n.2 – 2015

The potential for a SYRIZA-led government has led many commentators to argue that this will mean an essential turn in Greek politics resulting to the transformation of Greece into communism. Various things may indeed happen but any essential transformation of this kind is out of the question.

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