Greek leaders hold last-ditch coalition talks

euronews (in English) 2012-05-13

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Greece's top three political parties on Sunday held talks with President Karolos Papoulias in a final bid to form a government.

The head of state met with the leaders of conservative New Democracy, the Socialists and Syriza, a radical leftist party that rejects the terms of an EU-IMF bailout.

Sources say New Democracy is asking for a two-year interim government to be appointed.

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