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Hopes rise for Greece power-sharing talks

ap.org (1 year ago)

May 10, 2012

ATHENS, Greece (AP) -- Hopes rose slightly Thursday that Greece could end its post-electoral deadlock without having to hold new elections, as international partners warned that Athens must stick to its hugely unpopular austerity program or abandon the euro.... full story

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