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<p>Page créée avec « The EU and Germany have stressed Greece must keep to the terms of the two EU/IMF bailouts, after a surge of voter support for anti-austerity parties. The two main parties, N... »</p> <p><b>Nouvelle page</b></p><div>The EU and Germany have stressed Greece must keep to the terms of the two EU/IMF bailouts, after a surge of voter support for anti-austerity parties.<br /> <br /> The two main parties, New Democracy and Pasok, attracted less than a third of the vote, in an election plunging Greece into political uncertainty.<br /> <br /> Chancellor Angela Merkel said Greece's reforms were of &quot;utmost importance&quot;.<br /> <br /> New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras will now face a struggle finding parties prepared to join a government.<br /> <br /> With about 99% of votes counted, centre-right New Democracy (ND) is leading with 18.9%, down from 33.5% in 2009.<br /> <br /> New Democracy will try to form an austerity-supporting pro-European coalition government, perhaps with a third party, because it would not gain enough with Pasok to form an absolute majority. <br /> <br /> But the anti-bailout party Syriza will also try to form an alternative coalition government. There could be a clash of the two - we could be facing fresh elections within weeks. <br /> <br /> This country is now placed into a period of intense political instability - and by extension the eurozone as a whole. <br /> <br /> A majority of Greeks have voted against the bailout and against the austerity, which will make it very difficult for the EU or IMF to call for yet more austerity here. <br /> <br /> The success of the new-right Golden Dawn party indicates how comprehensive a rejection of the political mainstream, the bailout and austerity there has been. <br /> <br /> The stability and the future of Greece are now in doubt once again. That will bring a lot of dismay to the financial markets and to the eurozone as a whole.<br /> <br /> Euro declines on election results<br /> <br /> A radical left coalition, Syriza, came second with 16.8% and a party of ultra-nationalists - Golden Dawn - polled almost 7%.<br /> <br /> Speaking to reporters on Monday, German government spokesman Steffen Seibert spelt out Berlin's position that &quot;the agreed programmes must be adhered to&quot;. He added that Germany would support Athens in returning to competitiveness and financial stability, &quot;whatever its government is&quot;.</div>

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<p>Page créée avec « The EU and Germany have stressed Greece must keep to the terms of the two EU/IMF bailouts, after a surge of voter support for anti-austerity parties. The two main parties, N... »</p> <p><b>Nouvelle page</b></p><div>The EU and Germany have stressed Greece must keep to the terms of the two EU/IMF bailouts, after a surge of voter support for anti-austerity parties.<br /> <br /> The two main parties, New Democracy and Pasok, attracted less than a third of the vote, in an election plunging Greece into political uncertainty.<br /> <br /> Chancellor Angela Merkel said Greece's reforms were of &quot;utmost importance&quot;.<br /> <br /> New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras will now face a struggle finding parties prepared to join a government.<br /> <br /> With about 99% of votes counted, centre-right New Democracy (ND) is leading with 18.9%, down from 33.5% in 2009.<br /> <br /> New Democracy will try to form an austerity-supporting pro-European coalition government, perhaps with a third party, because it would not gain enough with Pasok to form an absolute majority. <br /> <br /> But the anti-bailout party Syriza will also try to form an alternative coalition government. There could be a clash of the two - we could be facing fresh elections within weeks. <br /> <br /> This country is now placed into a period of intense political instability - and by extension the eurozone as a whole. <br /> <br /> A majority of Greeks have voted against the bailout and against the austerity, which will make it very difficult for the EU or IMF to call for yet more austerity here. <br /> <br /> The success of the new-right Golden Dawn party indicates how comprehensive a rejection of the political mainstream, the bailout and austerity there has been. <br /> <br /> The stability and the future of Greece are now in doubt once again. That will bring a lot of dismay to the financial markets and to the eurozone as a whole.<br /> <br /> Euro declines on election results<br /> <br /> A radical left coalition, Syriza, came second with 16.8% and a party of ultra-nationalists - Golden Dawn - polled almost 7%.<br /> <br /> Speaking to reporters on Monday, German government spokesman Steffen Seibert spelt out Berlin's position that &quot;the agreed programmes must be adhered to&quot;. He added that Germany would support Athens in returning to competitiveness and financial stability, &quot;whatever its government is&quot;.</div>

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<p>Page créée avec « The EU and Germany have stressed Greece must keep to the terms of the two EU/IMF bailouts, after a surge of voter support for anti-austerity parties. The two main parties, N... »</p> <p><b>Nouvelle page</b></p><div>The EU and Germany have stressed Greece must keep to the terms of the two EU/IMF bailouts, after a surge of voter support for anti-austerity parties.<br /> <br /> The two main parties, New Democracy and Pasok, attracted less than a third of the vote, in an election plunging Greece into political uncertainty.<br /> <br /> Chancellor Angela Merkel said Greece's reforms were of &quot;utmost importance&quot;.<br /> <br /> New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras will now face a struggle finding parties prepared to join a government.<br /> <br /> With about 99% of votes counted, centre-right New Democracy (ND) is leading with 18.9%, down from 33.5% in 2009.<br /> <br /> New Democracy will try to form an austerity-supporting pro-European coalition government, perhaps with a third party, because it would not gain enough with Pasok to form an absolute majority. <br /> <br /> But the anti-bailout party Syriza will also try to form an alternative coalition government. There could be a clash of the two - we could be facing fresh elections within weeks. <br /> <br /> This country is now placed into a period of intense political instability - and by extension the eurozone as a whole. <br /> <br /> A majority of Greeks have voted against the bailout and against the austerity, which will make it very difficult for the EU or IMF to call for yet more austerity here. <br /> <br /> The success of the new-right Golden Dawn party indicates how comprehensive a rejection of the political mainstream, the bailout and austerity there has been. <br /> <br /> The stability and the future of Greece are now in doubt once again. That will bring a lot of dismay to the financial markets and to the eurozone as a whole.<br /> <br /> Euro declines on election results<br /> <br /> A radical left coalition, Syriza, came second with 16.8% and a party of ultra-nationalists - Golden Dawn - polled almost 7%.<br /> <br /> Speaking to reporters on Monday, German government spokesman Steffen Seibert spelt out Berlin's position that &quot;the agreed programmes must be adhered to&quot;. He added that Germany would support Athens in returning to competitiveness and financial stability, &quot;whatever its government is&quot;.</div>

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