Greeks to vote in May elections as PM’s popularity slides FMTNews FMTWorld
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis says he wants a clean slate to push through further reforms after four years at the helm.
The vote is now unlikely to produce a clear winner, setting the stage for protracted political manoeuvring and a runoff vote. Reflecting market unease at an extended election period, the Greek stock market turned negative on the announcement. If that fails a second round of voting – under a slightly tweaked electoral system giving frontrunners bonus seats – would be needed.The rail disaster on the Athens-Thessaloniki route, which killed 57 people, led to protests over the safety shortcomings of an underfunded and poorly maintained network, the legacy of a decade-long financial crisis which ended in 2018.
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