The Greek crisis and economic recovery at home are enticing Spanish voters with moderate views back to mainstream parties, the head of a polling firm said, after it published a survey showing anti-establishment Podemos losing ground. With less than six months to the next general election, Spanish politics are highly volatile and voters' preferences can vary hugely from one poll to the next, with the emergence of new parties including Podemos making results even harder to predict. Support for the governing centre-right People's Party (PP) stood at 29.1 percent while the opposition socialist PSOE was on 25.1 percent, the GAD3 poll published on Sunday in Spanish daily ABC found.
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German Infighting Over Grexit Idea
Germany's Vice Chancellor is criticizing the Finance Minister for suggesting Greece take a five-year "timeout" from the Eurozone. The post German Infighting Over Grexit Idea appeared first on The National Herald.
Former Greece police officer charged with DWI
A former Greece Police officer will be seeing the inside of a court room again after he was arrested Friday night for DWI. Police say Gary Pignato, 54, ...
Greece crisis: Banks re-open Monday with tight cash withdrawal limit
Banks in Greece will open on Monday, three weeks after they were closed to prevent the system collapsing under a flood of withdrawals. (Petr David ...
Israel Stocks Climb to Six-Week High as Greece Concerns Fade
Stocks in the U.S. and Europe rallied last week after parliamentary votes in Athens and Berlin appeared to pave the way for a resolution to Greece's ...
Turmoil in Greece creates risk management concerns
Photo by AP Political and economic upheavals in Greece raise the threat of the country exiting the eurozone, which would have numerous ...
Merkel rules out 'haircut' for Greece, open to other relief
BERLIN (AP) — Chancellor Angela Merkel has again ruled out forgiving Greek debt, but is signaling that Germany would show flexibility in how the money is paid back.
