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Bloomberg: There is an 80% chance that Greece stays in the euro even if SYRIZA takes power

More than 50% of respondents see the country getting debt relief, whoever emerges as the winner of the election battle.

Greek elections: How to vote on January 25

Rules for Greek voters who are casting their ballots on Sunday, January 25

1/5 of voters are over the age of 71 years

9.8 million Greeks to cast their ballots on January 25 and men outnumber women

ND PM A. Samaras exploits SYRIZA’s contradictions

Greece's conservative PM made a bid for the undecided vote by flaunting the SYRIZA party's weaknesses at his speech in Peristeri

Greek leftist “magic solutions” considered mumbo jumbo by critics

Greek Finance Minister G. Hardouvelis told the Financial Times that Greece is "treading a thin line", whereas SYRIZA deputy has come under fire for suggesting to issue more euros

Lagarde on Greece: We will discuss with any newly formed government

“We always think of those in real need” - “ I am aware about the human cost of the IMF program in Greece”

Merkel: I want Greece to remain in the euro

“Solidarity comes in response to the reform efforts and responsibility”, says the German Chancellor

Tsipras: “No home will end up in the hands of banks and that’s final”

AEK supporter interrupts Mr. Tsipras speech in Rhodes with slogans for the stadium in New Philadelphia

Samaras: I will seek an alliance with all pro-European forces

According to Mr. Antonis Samaras “Nobody believes the fairytale of SYRIZA’s self-reliance” – Citizens booed the Prime Minister - "Welcome to the city of unemployment" said a citizen

One step closer to elections and the leading position of SYRIZA decreases to 2.2%

A new poll places POTAMI in third with 5.5%, followed by Golden Dawn with 4.7%, KKE with 4.5% and PASOK with 4.2%

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